Artificial Bay Tree Topiary Laurel Trees Green 50cm Plants

Artificial Bay Tree Topiary Laurel Trees Green 50cm Plants

Marsoni

M251S

$14.85

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Artificial Bay Tree Topiary Laurel Trees Green 50cm PlantsLeaf Design artificial plant. Measures: 50cm tall x 45cm x 45cm. The overall measurement is given at the tallest point as measured from the floor. This plant is potted in a plastic weighted pot. Genuine Leaf Design Product This artificial plant stands 50cm High When arranged as shown in the pictures. The width will vary depending on how you arrange the leavesBay trees and bushes are a classic entrance plant. Real ones can be hard to care for but our

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012