I like this little tree. It looks realistic and does not look like a cheap plastic plant. I have it on a shelf in my living room and it fits in nicely. It comes assembled and all you have to do is bend the branches down to fill it out. They’re attached to a wooden “trunk” which makes it look more realistic. It’s pretty easy to shape it and the branches are solid enough that I don’t worry about breaking them. The olives and leaves at the end can slide off the branches, but I had no reason to mess with any of that (although a small child might). The pot is weighted, making it pretty stable. I am very happy with it.

I really like this! As far as the tree goes, I think it looks pretty realistic. I included a picture of what it looked like when it arrived with the branches sort of molded into a ball, but they were easy to bend into better position to fluff it up. (I could probably work with them a little bit more ) The pot isn’t that great, but it’s not that bad either. You could probably either change it up w/ a different pot or wrap it in gunnysack, muslin, or some sort of cloth if you wanted. Overall, I think it’s really nice and adds a nice touch of greenery to the room. It isn’t quite a five star for me because of the pot, but it’s over four stars because I think the plant itself looks really good.

beautiful and practical addition to any space

This olive tree looks as pictured and sizing is also spot on. It does need a little tweaking to get it to look full. The base is plain so I placed it inside one of my decorated ceramic pots and it worked out well. There are a couple of things I don't like about it however. I think it looks incomplete because there is no decorative grass or anything to cover up the exposed trunk. Also some of the leaves move which make me think this would not fair well outdoors. From afar however, it does look pretty realistic. Overall not a bad little olive tree.

I like this little tree. It looks realistic and does not look like a cheap plastic plant. I have it on a shelf in my living room and it fits in nicely. It comes assembled and all you have to do is bend the branches down to fill it out. They’re attached to a wooden “trunk” which makes it look more realistic. It’s pretty easy to shape it and the branches are solid enough that I don’t worry about breaking them. The olives and leaves at the end can slide off the branches, but I had no reason to mess with any of that (although a small child might). The pot is weighted, making it pretty stable. I am very happy with it.

I really like this! As far as the tree goes, I think it looks pretty realistic. I included a picture of what it looked like when it arrived with the branches sort of molded into a ball, but they were easy to bend into better position to fluff it up. (I could probably work with them a little bit more ) The pot isn’t that great, but it’s not that bad either. You could probably either change it up w/ a different pot or wrap it in gunnysack, muslin, or some sort of cloth if you wanted. Overall, I think it’s really nice and adds a nice touch of greenery to the room. It isn’t quite a five star for me because of the pot, but it’s over four stars because I think the plant itself looks really good.

beautiful and practical addition to any space

This olive tree looks as pictured and sizing is also spot on. It does need a little tweaking to get it to look full. The base is plain so I placed it inside one of my decorated ceramic pots and it worked out well. There are a couple of things I don't like about it however. I think it looks incomplete because there is no decorative grass or anything to cover up the exposed trunk. Also some of the leaves move which make me think this would not fair well outdoors. From afar however, it does look pretty realistic. Overall not a bad little olive tree.