1 4'TRI Ball Boxwood TOP.(P) GRTT Greenery, 48-in, Two Tone Green

Love, love, this topiary for my apartment!I reside in a small studio apartment with limited space; however, have very nice furnishings and wanted a nice stylish indoor larger plant with white lights — I could use for Christmas and leave up all year long.The delivery was excellent and fully assembled. I have a number of silk plants and this one was excellent with no bare spots and able to fluff out perfectly. Looks so real, natural, and thick.I am very picky about silk plants and their quality. I also design vacation rentals and hotels and this is one of the better ones I have used.I ordered the 19" black in urn  Classic Urn Planter, Black, 19-Inch , Royal Imports 5lb Large Decorative Ornamental River Pebbles Rocks for Landscaping, Home Decor etc. (Not for Aquariums) with Netted Bag, Black  , and  Outdoor String Lights Christmas Lights - ASENEK 100LED String Lights Battery Operated Waterproof Mini Lights with Green Wire for Christmas Tree Wreath Party Thanksgiving Day Bedroom Patio (Warm White)  3 sets. I set them on #8 Steady. 100 lights for each ball.Everything works perfectly together. I plan on buying more. I would definitely go with the 19" urn versus the 14" which is too small.Ideal for interior or exterior use! Thinking of buying a second one for the foyer.

Well packaged. Natural looking.

This is my 3rd time buying these. As the price keeps going up (pairs: 9/2015 - $260; 9/2018 - $314; 2/2023 - $420), hopefully the 3rd time will be the charm.I imagine these faux topiaries would last longer in a milder climate. I am in a very high wind-gusty area in Pennsylvania with freezing snowy winters and summers that can get in the high 90s. I also have white Christmas lights wrapped around them on a dawn and dusk timer that could contribute to their aging.The last time I replaced these guys, the foliage was very brittle and crumbling. The wind had snapped them at the base once, but I was able to put it back together and discreetly reinforce the trunks with iron rods and zip ties.I will say that despite the direct hot sun, the green did not fade.Recommendation - use expanding foam spray concrete to keep these upright and from blowing over. It worked better than heavy rocks in the exterior containers. I covered the foam with dirt and planted pansies/petunias on top (depending upon the season).I'm also going to take a previous reviewer's suggestion about using a clear flex sealer on the wood parts. Going to use something similar on the feauxliage too. Also, they will now be under an awning so I hope to get a longer life out of them.I do not like fake plants but these are surprisingly life-like. Enough to order them 3x at increasing costs. I had a landscaper guy ask me one time if I wanted them trimmed. Either he was not the brightest, or he was fooled too. (why they would have needed trimming is beyond me) Of course, up close you can tell that it is not real. However, my front door is about 50 ft from the road so that is not a factor. It has definite curb appeal.

Love these. Y’all, thick and sturdy. The Texas heat is a killer to potted plants. I got sick of spending hundreds of dollars in time trying to keep them alive. I thought I would try artificial to get me through the summer. I had no idea how much I would like them. They look real. I highly recommend purchasing these.

The item is absolutely beautiful and high quality. Fits my purposes perfectly. The company offers various heights so choose what suits your intended installation. I purchased 2 of the 54" tall topiaroies to flank the foresteps of my porch and placed then in garden urns. The trick is to find the right size pot for the plant height. You want the plant to be the center of attention not the pot. My urns are 16 inches tall by 12 inches wide - the perfect size for this height plant. Don't be alarmed when they come out of the box. You have to extend and shape the branches to create the full ball effects. Don't worry, they will be beautiful. Mine receive full sun so don't worry about fading. You can not tell the leaves are plastic. They are absolutely two-toned realistic looking to real boxwood topiaries only these don't need any maintenance pruning. I could'nt be more delighted with my purchase. Mount then sturdily in the pots and they will withstand very high winds. I sprayed canned foam insulation (Great Stuff wide gap available at Home Depot).

This is for the front of the house, looks good

I was pleasantly surprised with the quality and realistic look, especially for the low cost. I almost paid way too much for a set of these from Front Gate. They appear to be withstanding the weather well in NE Georgia (wind, rain, direct sun).

Nice looking topiary! It required little "fluffing" out of the box and each ball was rather full so you didn't really notice the plastic-y branches.I used dirt to fill the planter around the base of the tree because 1. It is free and I already had it in the back yard and 2. It added nice weight and stability to the topiary. I used small - medium river rocks from the dollar store to cover the dirt and give it a finishing touch.I "planted" this because of the difficulty of keeping a real plant thriving here. Lots of morning sun and afternoon shade. Also, I didn't faithfully water the real one. Plus, were in a drought here in Southern California anyway, so I'm conserving water ;).The topiary looks real from the sidewalk. When you are about 6-7 feet away you can tell that it is fake if you are paying attention.It was a pricey investment for a fake plant, but with seeing it, I would purchase it again.