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Couldn't believe that they looked like real foliage. Was great color when too cold to grow anything outside. Now I've added it around some of my real flowers for bulk and looks nice. I own a retail antique shop and have some antique concrete pots and vintage pieces for flowers so it's a wonderful alternative to Iive plants and I don't need to water. Their flowers are very nice too.

I ordered 10 and then I had to order 20 more to fill in in the top of my kitchen cabinet cabinets. From a distance, they look real and very pretty. I don’t think close-up they look real, but that was not my purpose. I am pleased with this purchase.

Works good in an area of my yard that will not support live plants. Always seen from a distance so not obvious it's artificial.

I gave these 3 stars because the price is fairly high and they look pretty cheap. I clumped them all together for one “plant” because they were so thin. I had plans to put them near our house but they were too noticeably fake. They look fine further from the house and in the shade.

These are the nicest artificial ferns I've ever come across. Initially was worried due to the packaging. But within minutes, I had full, beautiful looking 'plants' in a variety of areas in my yard. There was enough for 4 different planters, with purchasing 2 sets. I places some in hanging baskets, and they look equally as nice as the ground pots. So far they have held up in wind and rain. These are vibrant in color and definitely didn't disappoint.

Beautiful little ferns to complete my flower box. Seller was great. Second purchase from them.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased these artificial ferns because we were not going to be home a lot of the summer to keep fresh ferns watered. They were supposed to not fade in the sun. As you can see from the videos in the pictures, this is not the case. They were in the sun directly for a couple of months during the summer and they are not going to be able to be used again they’ll be trashed. They probably would be OK if you did not let them be in sunlight.

Good