Plumlyn Green Indoor/Outdoor Silk Tree

Yes, this piece is specifically designed for indoor and outdoor versatility. To ensure its longevity and maintain the vibrancy of the green foliage, our guidelines recommend placing it under a covered surface, such as a porch or lanai. In regions with intense sun or high humidity, like Florida or the Gulf Coast, keeping the tree sheltered will help prevent the material from weathering prematurely.

Maintaining this tree is simple compared to live cedar. Our care recommendations suggest dusting the leaves regularly with a soft, dry cloth to prevent buildup. For a deeper refresh, you can use a damp cloth with mild soap. Because it is a silk plant, avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, which can strip the color or damage the delicate leaf structure.

This silk tree is designed to replicate the lush, dreamy cedar forests of the Pacific Northwest. Crafted from high-quality materials, it features lifelike leaves with realistic color variations and texture. Unlike standard plastic plants, the silk construction provides a softer, more natural appearance that establishes a high-end aesthetic in any room or outdoor space.

With a height of 48 inches (4 feet) and an 18-inch footprint, this tree is an ideal vertical accent for compact living. Its mid-sized scale makes it perfect for framing an entryway, softening the corners of a small living room, or adding greenery to an apartment balcony without obstructing pathways or taking up excessive floor space.

The tree comes standing in a contemporary white planter, but for added stability in breezy local climates or on high-rise balconies, we recommend placing the white planter inside a larger, heavier decorative pot. Adding stones, gravel, or weighted filler to the base will provide the extra ballast needed to keep the tree upright during outdoor use.

Yes, the branches are designed to be bendable and adjustable. Upon unboxing, you can "fluff" and shape the tree to your preference, widening the profile for a fuller look in a large room or tucking the branches in for a more slender appearance in a narrow hallway or corner.