Adcock 96" Ficus Tree in Planter

A great way to add a little greenery to your home, faux plants like this can brighten up your space without all the hassle of caring for a living plant. This faux plant takes on the look of a fiddle leaf fig tree, and features leaves crafted from green silk set into a plastic planter base for a lifelike look in any room. This piece is a great option for adding a touch of height to your ensemble.

exactly what I was looking for. Khloe. Aventura, FL. Wed Jun 09 2021

This artificial snake plant brings leafy greenery into your space without any need for a green thumb. It features realistic plastic leaves tucked into a neutral pot base that instantly updates empty corners. The compact profile makes it an effortless addition to tables, shelves, or floor spots that need a fresh touch. It provides a full, lush accent that stays vibrant all year long without maintenance. Plus, it offers a clean look for your home without worrying about sunlight or watering schedules.

Perfect!!!. Sandra. Sarasota, FL. Sun Mar 29 2026

This plant will add a bright spot to any room. The colors will never fade. It’s clean, comfortable to maintain, and will last forever. It will change the color and feel of a place and make a beautiful and lasting gift. It is recommended for indoor use only.

Absolutely perfect palm tree I even purchased the white pot everything fits perfectly. . Jim Johns. Fountain Valley, CA. Sun Jun 12 2022

This faux tree introduces a leafy look to your home, bringing in the charm of houseplants without any of the daily upkeep. Crafted with plastic leaves and a wood trunk, it stands tall to create an instant focal point. A white plastic pot houses the base, providing a clean foundation that blends into any style. It's a great way to welcome a touch of nature into your space while keeping your layout looking fresh and lively. Plus, it arrives fully assembled so you can start styling your room right away.

Easy to put together, out of the box. It's lovely, and a great value!. Austin. Oakland Park, FL. Tue Aug 18 2026