Nearly Natural Mixed Greens Zebra with Wicker Silk Plant, 26 in

This faux plant is of good quality and very realistic looking. The measurements are exactly as stated in the description, i.e. 26 inches tall including the basket container and about 22 inches in diameter at the widest point. The top segment of the plant (about 6 inches) can be popped-off if you want to make it shorter. The basket is attractive but, in my opinion, it's a bit small (6 inches square at the bottom, 9 inches square at the top, and about 8 inches tall) so I'm trying to find a larger container to hold both the basket and the plant. Aside from that, I am very pleased with this item.

I have a window of plants, but one corner is behind the desk, and hard to reach to water-- this will fill the place nicely. It's beautiful, will look real from across the room--especially when surrounded by real plants--was amazingly light and easy to transport, lift, with no stuff sifting out, and will do what I needed. It would also be great in a place without enough natural light. I also like the basket-- I was prepared to set the whole thing in a prettier pot-- but not necessary. Could not be happier-- it also came quickly (and thanks to prime, no shipping!)

My only issue with this is that the plant is a little top heavy. Some weight inside the wicker pot would be nice. Otherwise, it looks great and is very lifelike. I am a huge fan of Nearly Natural because my house is pretty dark inside. The plants do the trick for us.

If you have really shopped for a nice looking artificial house plant, then you realize how much money they can be!! I know I was shocked. After much back and forth hunting, especially nervous about getting one on line, I decided on this beauty! It was much more beautiful in person and we have gotten many compliments on it since putting it in our new home! I also bought a Ficus Tree from this dealer and it is also just as beautiful!I would highly recommend this product and definitely buy from them again because the prices are amazing for the quality of these plants!!

I am disappointed with this plant. After MUCH arranging of the leaves, there was no way that I could get the plant to look as full as the online picture. The only way I could have done it, was to arrange all of the leaves towards the front of the container, leaving the back of the arrangement flat. I have the leaves arranged so that it will be "pleasant" to look at from all angles, but, in doing so, you can see clear through the arrangement. The container is too large for the amount of greenery in it and there isn't enough Spanish moss to cover the WHITE Styrofoam which clearly shows through. If the Styrofoam had been green, perhaps the insufficient Spanish moss might have worked. I had to purchase more Spanish moss to cover the white Styrofoam, and also to add volume to the base of the plant to make it look more robust. I kept this plant because from a distance the leaves do have a realistic appearance, even if they are sparse. Although this review might suggest otherwise, I do not expect more of something than I paid, however, in this case I do feel somewhat duped and did not appreciate spending more money to purchase "filler material."

Beautiful planter. When I received it , I took it out of the box and promptly shaped the leaves and set it on my corner shelf in my bedroom. Whenever I enter my room it catches your eyes ,the green and white leaves against the white walls. Perfect effect I wanted and enjoy. Plus.... it looks so real and I don't have to water it!!!!!

4 stars on the plant itself. Might not pass as real but it is a nice shape and the greens are fairly realistic. 2 stars though because the basket is a different style and significantly different color than what is pictured. Closer to red than dark brown and has more of the cheap looking gold buttons.

Nearly Natural makes some very fine artificial plants.Here, the quality of the foliage looks attractive, yet the overall arrangement of zebra plant, very tightly over-stuffed and compressed (Manhattan skyscraper or turducken style) into a Boston fern and additional broad-leaved varieties, pretty much shouts out loud, "hey, I'm a fantasy arrangement."My plant reseller buddy took a look and noted that if you were to combine these varieties into a planter this size, in this manner, they would starve each other out and would not survive more than a few weeks. On a technical level, I hadn't realized that - all I knew instinctively was that my untrained eye kept staring at it and asking, "what's wrong with this picture, this wouldn't work in the real world, would it?"If you tuck this into a corner behind points of visual interest, no one will notice or care, but for my space I wanted something I could feature, rather than hide. That made this arrangement a poor choice for me personally. (I think I would only showcase it as an over-the-top visual gag, for laughs.) But I might take it apart and reuse some of the components to make a scaled-back, more believable arrangement. The leaves themselves are quite striking visually, so it could probably be repurposed that way.Arrived with many squashed, crimped, bent leaves from packaging which will take a lot of work to fix, flattening out many hard folds in the fern leaves, and reshaping the twisted zebra plant leaves. It didn't need to be so cramped and stuffed that it became damaged, either - after all, the factory box was then shipped inside a massive outer carton almost three times bigger, filled mostly with air and packing paper.