Silk Plants

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Where do you get silk plants? I need a couple for a spot in my house and I ran all over town today to all the "big box" stores, Michaels, Lowes, Target...and found virtually NOTHING.

I could walk into any nursery and get real ones of exactly what I am looking for, but no one has silk plants?

I dont even care if they are good quality, just have a certain size/plant fern in mind.

Feel free to lecture me on the fact that real plants cclean the air and dont contain plastic.

But where the heck do you buy a fake plant?!?!?!?!

[Rhiannon Feimorgan]

Often florists will carry them.

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Originally Posted by Rhiannon Feimorgan

Often florists will carry them.

Oh! Good idea. I just hope they arent as tacky as most floral arrangments. :



Thanks

[Rhiannon Feimorgan]

can't promis they won't be tacky, we are talking about fake plants after all!

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Originally Posted by Rhiannon Feimorgan

can't promis they won't be tacky, we are talking about fake plants after all!

LOL.

[SusannahM]

My Walmart has them, don't know if you are willing to go there or not. Is there a Garden Ridge in your area? They always have the best selection. Hobby Lobby also has a good selection (and love Hobby Lobby as a company!).

[momto l&a]

Costco at times has some very nice ones though probably not this time of year being everything is Christmas geared

[reducereuserecycle]

why don't you want real plants? afterall, they do clean the air and better yet, they aren't plastic!!! Really, it is so calming and pleasing to gaze upon a live plant in your home. There are so many that are low maitenance such as spider plants and philadendron.

[texaspeach]

micheals arts and crafts has fake plants. a whole big section.

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Originally Posted by reducereuserecycle

why don't you want real plants? afterall, they do clean the air and better yet, they aren't plastic!!! Really, it is so calming and pleasing to gaze upon a live plant in your home. There are so many that are low maitenance such as spider plants and philadendron.

Well, I tend to kill plants within about a month. And then I have dead plants. I am looking for a 3-4' fern to frame out our new TV (and hide it a little bit )

Plants RUN when they see me coming.

I might try it. Because I am sick of looking for silk!

Silk plants always look perfect.

[momto l&a]

Cast Iron plants are very hard to kill!

I have a plants that I guess was my greatgrandfathers. Its been through all sorts of abuse and is still doing just fine

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Originally Posted by momto l&a

Cast Iron plants are very hard to kill!

I have a plants that I guess was my greatgrandfathers. Its been through all sorts of abuse and is still doing just fine

Is that a type? I'll google it.

We are in Florida. (not that it makes a diff inside.)

[momto l&a]

Check this out.

Says it will practically grow in the dark

most info I find on it has it as an outside plant. The one I have has always been an inside plant. Though I have put it outside a few times to wash it and either the geese or donkey ate it down. Oops