Artificial trees come in a wide range of styles, from traditional evergreens to palm trees and more. Consider the overall style of your space and choose a tree that complements it. If you have a modern, minimalist space, a sleek and simple tree may be the best choice. If you have a more traditional space, a realistic-looking evergreen tree may be a better option. Consider the Color of the Tree Pairing a plant with a muted color palette like an olive tree can be a challenge, so we recommend pairing it with any of the following:

Perfect Home Decor】 Clearly textured and vivid color make it a piece of art for decor in any space. Olive tree fake with long-lasting green leaves and no need to water or prune. If its leaves happen to get dusty, simply wipe with a damp cloth or duster. An artificial eucalyptus tree - this would be our number one recommendation because they both share those softer shades of green with touches of silver. Of course eucalyptus has the same calming associations as olive trees so this is a great paring.An artificial bamboo tree - of course the quintessential relaxing plant we all know and love is the bamboo tree, and they work surprisingly well in the same space. Use the bamboo in an area where you’re happy for it to take up a lot of room and use the olive tree to draw the eye against a flat wall (rather than in a corner) or in an area that transitions from one area of the house to another. When choosing an artificial tree, the first thing to consider is the size of your space. A large tree in a small room can make the space feel cramped, while a small tree in a large room can look out of place. Measure the space where you plan to put the tree, and use those measurements to help you choose the right size tree. Consider the Style of the Tree No mess. Artificial trees don’t require watering and won’t drop leaves, so you don’t need to worry about them causing your home to be moist or making a mess you have to clean up. The olive tree has become a huge trend over the past year and it’s only going to become more popular in 2022. Unlike many other houseplant trends, this trend isn’t being led by those magical people who have the time and skill to keep live houseplants alive - olive trees are notoriously difficult to grow here in the UK and are a true tree, so even if you do keep your home at a tropical climate, it will grow so fast you’ll no longer have the space for it in just a few years. Even plant lovers go faux when embracing this trend.

In a belly basket besides a chest of drawers in your bedroom or a console table in your living room or hallway Another factor is height - if you want your artificial olive tree to be a focal point in the room, look for one that’s at least 4 - 5 feet tall with a good spread of leaves and branches so it takes up space. If you want it to fill a narrow corner, look for one that’s taller and narrower.

No allergies. People can be allergic to olive trees in the same way they are to trees outside of the home, and so if you typically suffer from hay fever bringing a live olive tree into the home can make life very uncomfortable! If you’re already sold on the idea of choosing a fake artificial olive tree then you can go ahead and skip this section, but if you’re still on the fence, here are some of the reasons why faux is best in this case. Don’t forget that if you want to buy an artificial olive tree to use outside that it needs to be marked as suitable for outside use - outside artificial plants have additional UV protection and are “weatherproof” to all but the most extreme weather conditions. If you use a tree that isn’t designed to be used outside, you may find that it breaks in high winds, gets a little moldy after a long wet spell in the winter, or simply just doesn’t look its best. Yes, you can definitely use fake plants and trees outdoors. ... There are clear UV resistant sprays available in the market that are appropriate for use on artificial plant materials. Before using the spray on your faux plants and flowers, make sure that it is safe to spray on the material. 4. What is the purpose of artificial trees?

Ceiling height - this won’t be a problem for most people, but if you live in a home with low ceilings, aim to have about 6-12” of space above your tree, otherwise it can make the ceiling look even lower. Live olive trees won’t necessarily grow in the way you want. One of the best things about artificial olive trees is they’ll fit in those small spaces in your home and add the touch of nature you need, while a live tree will grow out and toward any source of light. Sure, you can prune a tree to try and keep it small, but if you want to keep it in a place where it’s not thriving, pruning it certainly won’t do it any good. Olive trees need a lot of light, after all, they grow in the hot, dry, sunny climates of the Mediterranean. To be in with a chance of growing them well in the UK, you’ve got to be able to place them in the area of your home or garden that’s a sun-trap - that place where it’s too hot to sit on summer days. Most of us don’t arrange our homes around the plants we use to decorate them, so unless you’re looking for a plant for the sunniest spot in your home, your live olive tree will fail to thrive, or even die. Place it beside the couch that is hardly used rather than another square side table - you can always move it for family gatherings or pull the coffee table out so everyone has a place to put their tea!Perfect Home Decor】 Clearly textured and vivid color make it as a piece of art for decor in any space. Olive tree fake with long lasting green leaves and no need to water or prune. If its leaves happen to get dusty, simply wipe with a damp cloth or duster.