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Faux Carpet Moss

£24.00

Potted artificial spanish moss on a wooden coffee table with a couch and decorative pillows in the background

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Faux Potted Spanish Moss

£65.00

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white ceramic vase with faux dried moss green hydrangeas styled on a marble surface

Faux Dried Hydrangea Moss Green

£14.00

Spool of Frayed Edge Velvet Ribbon, in Moss Green, on white for Christmas

women arranging large artificial white willow wreath with dark green ribbon on a plain wall

Frayed Edge Velvet Ribbon - Moss Green 3m

£12.00

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£28.00

Faux Shady Lady Tree - 240cm

£280.00

Living room with a beige sofa, decorative cushions, and a luxury artificial shady lady tree in the ultra-lite barrow stone effect planter

Faux Shady Lady Tree – 210cm

£250.00

Faux Seeded Eucalyptus Tree in a black pot on white background

Faux Seeded Eucalyptus Tree in an Ultra-Lite planter with faux carpet moss, styled in a living room

Faux Seeded Eucalyptus Tree - 170cm

£230.00

Artificial Green Artichoke on white background

Close-up of artificial green artichokes on a marble surface with a wooden bowl blurred in the background.

Faux Artichoke Stem

£18.00

Dunwich Pot

£38.00

Artificial black olive tree in a black pot with green leaves on a white background

A person standing next to a tall, artificial black olive tree with green leaves, placed in a white pot.

Faux Black Olive Tree - 190cm

£145.00

Gipping Vase

£48.00

A woman in a brown velvet dress holds a large artificial dried hydrangea wreath made of green, beige, and pink petals in front of a pink door.

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Faux Dried Hydrangea Wreath - 55cm

£80.00

Arriving November

artificial autumn leaves in muted green and orange with fig in deep plum and burgundy tones on a blurred background

Artificial Fig branch with autumn leaves on a white background

Faux Fig Branch

£10.00

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Artificial Autumn Brambles Arrangement in a mustard ceramic urn on white background

A large mustard yellow ceramic urn-style vase with two handles, filled with dried eucalyptus and other botanical stems, displayed on a wooden table next to stacked books.

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Faux Autumn Brambles Arrangement

From £72.00 to £192.00

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Artificial green eucalyptus bush on a white background

Faux Green Eucalyptus Bush

£9.00

artificial green berry branch on white background

A large white vase filled with green berry branches, styled on a round wooden table in a bright, modern room with framed wall art and a brass chandelier.

Faux Green Berry Branch

£12.00

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How to Create a Viola Wreath: A Step-by-Step Guide

Say hello to spring with this simple but effective viola wreath. Follow our step-to-step guide to create a standout piece that is sure to attract compliments This spring, I’ve fallen in love with violas again. You’ll find them available in your local garden centre at this time of year, blooming brightly in vivid colours. Many also have an ombre effect to their petals that always draws the eye. Traditionally, pansies are a symbol of love, admiration, and thoughtfulness. It’s for all these reasons and more that I’m excited to share this guide to creating your own pansy wreath. One of the best things about this wreath is its versatility. You can hang it on your door or use it as a table centrepiece. I personally like to display it on a cake stand, fill the centre with more carpet moss, and add a few ceramic sitting bunnies to tie in with this season’s sense of joy and renewal. The ingredients you’ll need: Approx. 12 to 15 small viola plants One 12-inch wreath ring Carpet Moss Step 1 – Prepare your violas Before you start, I recommend watering your violas so that they’re damp. Next, take a piece of carpet moss. Ideally, your piece will be big enough to cover the compost and roots of one viola plant. Carefully remove one plant from your selection and wrap the moss around the compost with the green side facing outwards. Step 2 – Secure in place Once the moss is in place, secure it by wrapping wire around it a few times until you’re satisfied it won’t move. Step 3 – Repeat Follow this process until you’ve wrapped all your 12 to 15 viola plants in a layer of carpet moss. Step 4 – Time for framing Now, it’s time to turn to your frame. Start by attaching your wire to the 12-inch wreath frame. Step 5 – Position carefully Choose one of the mossed plants and place it on top of the wreath. Keep it in place using wire but try to make sure you don’t damage the plant. I suggest going gently over and under with the wire until you’re completely happy. Step 6 – Plot your violas Keep the wire in place and add your next viola plant. Aim to keep it as close to the first plant as possible with no visible gap in between. Step 7 – Complete the wreath Continue adding each of the mossed viola plants until the entire wreath is full. Once all the pansies are place, cut the wire and secure it by threading through a few times and then tucking the excess into the moss. To help your viola wreath last as long as possible, keep it damp by spritzing it with water either every few days or whenever it looks dry.

on Mar 11 2025

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Summer foliage: Bring the outdoors in with greenery

This summer, blur the lines between indoors and out with green foliage. There are so many shades and stems to choose from, you’re sure to feel inspired by our quick guide to greenery. Make it a moss Moss is often one of those plants that we take for granted, whether we stumble upon it our summer walks through shaded areas or need to remove it from our patios and decking when the sun starts to shine. For me, it’s the season’s unsung hero. Not only can moss provide a perfect topper for floral arrangements, cleverly concealing any chicken wire or potters tape that you’ve used in your construction, but it’s also a surprisingly easy and effective way to bring the outside in. I’m a big fan of our faux potted Spanish moss. It has a brilliant texture and tactility that is sure to attract attention, whether set on your bookshelf, sideboard, or coffee table. Tree time Whether you’re jetting away for a week in the Mediterranean this summer or simply want to bring a touch of the tropics to your interiors, you can’t go wrong with an olive tree. The rich green leaves of this abundant tree pair wonderfully with its light wood branches, and the lifelike olives included add even more visual intrigue. With its impressive height, this is a tree that would work displayed next to your sofa or in your hallway to greet your guests. If you’d like to experiment with this deep shade of green on a smaller scale, consider creating an arrangement with our faux olive stems. Just two or three pieces can transform a ceramic vase or glass apothecary vase, creating a simple yet stunning piece that instantly transports you to the Tuscan hills. Call of the wild When I think of summer, I can’t help but conjure images of wild meadows, filled with knee-high grasses that sway in the wind. A blanket of green interspersed with pops of colour from yellow buttercups and white seeds. One of my favourite foliage arrangements to help bring the outdoors inside is to replicate this scene with faux grasses and ferns. Choose one variety or mix and match with two or three stems from each to echo the varied greenery you’d find in a real meadow. I really enjoy the way our dramatic faux wild grass contrasts with the more structure stems of our faux fern and the flattened spikelet leaves of our faux wild oat grass. Each offers a different shade of green; the fern is slightly bleached, as if warmed by the sun, while the wild oat is a vivid tone that almost resembles an artichoke or lime. Branch out If you’re not quite ready to transition to these darker pieces, our eucalyptus stems are an ideal middle ground. There are a wide range of different green shades to choose from; the silvery green of our faux eucalyptus populus stem is vastly different to the lush tones of our standard eucalyptus, while the rosy tips of the faux blush variety add a subtle dash of colour to an otherwise all-green arrangement.

on Jul 02 2024

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