Terrace Plant Collection

From potted herbs to palm trees, this collection dresses up a balcony, a terrace or a storefront with no watering needed. Heights range from the small tabletop pot to the large floor-standing shrub.

Three heights, three uses

The small pots of oregano, basil and succulents sit on a table or a windowsill. The ceramic cacti fill the middle height, on the floor or on a bench. The ficus, bamboo and palm trees fill an empty corner and screen out overlooking neighbors, from 1.3 m to more than two meters.

A sheltered spot rather than full wind

An artificial plant has no fear of drought, but it remains sensitive to direct sun and strong gusts. A corner of the terrace, the foot of a wall or the space under an awning helps the colors last longer. For large plants, weigh down the pot with pebbles against the first gust of wind.

The pot: show it or hide it

Each product name indicates whether the plant comes with its pot. A ceramic container can be shown as is, while a simpler pot slips into a planter. Raise a large pot a few centimeters to avoid standing water.

Frequently asked questions

Can these plants stay outside all year round?

Yes, nothing makes them wilt, and they need neither water nor light. Direct sun and wind are their only limits: a sheltered spot keeps them looking their best, and a wash in spring removes winter's dust.

What height should I choose to screen out overlooking neighbors?

Aim for the height of your railing, then add about thirty centimeters. The tallest shrubs in the collection exceed two meters, with the exact measurement listed on their product page.

How do I clean artificial foliage?

With clean water and a soft cloth, leaf by leaf on smaller plants. A rinse with a garden hose sprayer does the job on a large shrub.