Artificial Palm Trees

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Artificial Palm Trees

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• Artificial palm trees work well in offices,
  homes, restaurants and hotels because they are
  artificial and need little if any care. Adding a
  touch of nature to indoor décor is popular these
  days, and palm trees are being used in homes and
  businesses throughout the United States.

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• Artificial palm trees look like natural palms,
  and all you need to do is pay for it and bring it
  home. There is no worrying about watering,
  trimming or fertilizing and no qualms about the
  tree getting too big for its location.

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• An artificial palm tree has a fake trunk that
  acts as a central support, an external covering
  to disguise the real material used for the trunk
  and detachable fronds. The fake trunk is affixed
  to a plane base that supports the entire tree.
  Artificial palms are made from a wide variety of
  materials including plastic, canvas, steel,
  fiberglass and preserved palm. For example, the
  fronds of North River artificial palms are made
  of poly blend plastic that is durable in rough
  weather.

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• The trunks are pressure-treated pine, making the
  palm look natural, but very inexpensive. Other
  trunk materials like steel or fiberglass cost
  more, do not retain the natural appearances of a
  live palm tree and have shorter a lifespan. They
  are dug into the ground or into a pot and will
  stay in direct contact with the ground for many
  years.

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• Artificial palm trees costs from 50 to 1000,
  depending upon the species. Artificial palms are
  as varied as the natural plant with the palm
  type, foliage span, average trunk diameter,
  height and weight taken into consideration. For
  example, an indoor royal coconut palm and a
  Polynesian palm differ from each other in that
  their trunks are made of wood and fiberglass
  respectively with diameters 7 and 9 inches.

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Artificial Palm Trees

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