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Weird as it sounds, fake plants might be the thing that actually makes your space quieter. Don’t roll your eyes yet. Think about all the noise that’s always around us. Traffic, humming appliances, the neighbor’s endless talking all bouncing around like it owns the place.  We blame thin walls or cheap insulation, but half the problem is how sound just ricochets off everything once it’s inside. That’s where artificial plants sneak in and do their thing.  Plants and noise control are a known idea. Cities have been lining roads with trees for ages to block sound. But here is the kicker. You can do almost the same thing indoors with good faux plants. It’s about placing the right pieces in the right spots so the chaos quiets down a bit. That constant background buzz we shrug off? It messes with focus, sleep, and just sanity.  Ignoring it isn’t really an option anymore.  How Sound Travels and Why Your Home Feels Noisy Every room in your house is basically a sound trap. Noise shoots out from wherever it starts and slams into every surface it hits. When it hits a hard, flat wall, a tiled floor, or a big window, most of it just bounces back into the room. That’s what makes that echo-y mess called reverberation. A room like that feels noisy, messy, and rough. Talking gets annoying, the TV feels way too loud, and every footstep smacks around.  Acoustic management is about controlling these reflections. The goal is to introduce materials that can absorb sound energy instead of reflecting it. This is where the physical properties of fake plants become surprisingly relevant.  The Inner Workings of Artificial Plants' Diffusion and Absorption What’s Happening Diffusion Absorption  How It Works Sound gets broken into smaller, scattered reflections  Sound gets swallowed up so less bounces back  What You Notice Fewer sharp echoes, room feels less “boomy”  Background noise fades, space feels calmer  Where It Helps Rooms with hard floors, bare walls, or big windows  Rooms where noise just never seems to stop Think of It Like Talking in a leafy park  Talking into heavy curtains Failing to manage your home's acoustics is an acceptance of a perpetually stressful environment. The clatter and echo are actively working against your ability to relax and focus. This is a fundamental flaw in your living space that needs a genuine solution.  The Trick Behind How Fake Indoor Plants Tame Echoes It’s all about surface area. Real or fake, plants are full of messy edges. Big leaves, skinny stems, tiny ridges catch sound and toss it around before it piles up into a nasty echo. In offices, restaurants, or apartments, that difference between a sharp bounce and a soft background hum is the difference between chaos and calm.  Fake indoor plants are even better because you can shove them exactly where the sound is acting up, against shiny walls, near glass, or over hard floors. A few artificial wide leaf plants in the right spots can kill noise way better than leaving a bare wall and dropping cash on a fancy soundproof panel.  The 72cm Potted Multi Stem Faux Zanzibar, with its layered, bendable stems, holds its form regardless of seasonal shifts.  Its leaves continue to diffuse and scatter sound without fading or collapsing, preserving a calmer atmosphere even in rooms exposed to strong sunlight or varying indoor temperatures.  How Layering Faux Plants Turns Rooms into Acoustic Shields One plant helps, but layers of foliage create true acoustic transformation. Sound waves thrive on open surfaces. Filling gaps with faux plants creates obstacles for sound to navigate, which reduces its energy.  Think of layering as creating a forest effect. Each leaf and stem interrupts a different slice of sound frequency, which prevents waves from travelling freely. The result is balance. The kind of soundscape that supports conversations without interference.  Placing a Small Potted Artificial Decorative Yellow Lily Plant UV Resistant 20cm on a desk, combined with a tall plant like an Artificial Potted Topiary Tree 120cm UV Resistant, builds both visual variation and acoustic depth.  The small captures higher-pitched echoes around surfaces like laptops and tables, while the taller tree intercepts midrange noise travelling across open air.  Together, they stage a subtle form of sound management.  The Role of Plant Density in Controlling Sound One plant makes a room look nicer. Twenty plants make it sound different. The way you stack greenery changes how noise bounces around. With layers of leaves, echoes start to stumble, chatter loses its bite, and silence feels softer instead of empty.  Density Setup What’s Really Going On The Shift You Hear Sparse (One Here, One There)  Gaps let noise slide through without a fight Echoes linger, voices ping back at you Clustered (Groups on Shelves, Corners, Partitions) Overlapping leaves block and scatter sound Conversations stop clashing, the room feels less sharp Saturated (Walls, Ceilings, Full Coverage) Thick layers trip up every stray sound wave Background noise drops, speech is clearer, the space feels calm Think of plant density as a volume knob for the room itself. Scatter a few pots and you’ll barely notice a change. Build clusters and the sound starts to soften. Go full coverage and the room itself starts working in your favour.  The Best Spots for Fake Plants to Absorb Sound Sound absorption with fake plants isn’t guesswork. Placement matters.  Corners and Edges: Sound waves gather where walls meet. Positioning tall faux plants in corners intercepts this concentration.  Glass Surfaces: Reflections from glass are harsh. Lining windows with wide-leaf plants disrupts these rebounds.  Open Partitions: In offices or cafés, placing layered greenery along partitions reduces crossover noise.  Above Eye Level: Hanging faux plants or using vertical green walls absorbs echoes that float above conversation height.  Mixing Heights: Combining small desk plants with taller floor-standing varieties addresses multiple sound frequencies at once.  This is practical and visually engaging. A space framed by a 72cm Potted Multi Stem Faux Zanzibar on one side and a Small Potted Artificial Decorative Yellow Lily Plant UV Resistant 20cm on a desk balances aesthetics with physics.  Why Artificial Plants Outperform Real Plants for Acoustic Design Real plants help, but they come with natural limitations. They require conditions, maintenance, and spacing that aren’t always compatible with interiors designed for people rather than greenery. Artificial plants give you flexibility. They can be shaped, grouped, and placed in positions where real plants would never survive.  Faux greenery also maintains consistency. A real plant might wilt or lose leaves, changing its acoustic profile. A high-quality artificial plant retains its structure, which means the acoustic benefits stay stable. A Practical Way to Make Your Home Quieter Let’s put these ideas to work in the spots that usually cause the most noise. Every home has areas where sound just seems louder, and with a bit of planning, fake plants can actually help and look good doing it.  The Open-Plan Living Area: This is usually the loudest spot. Noise from the kitchen, dining, and lounge all mix together into one messy sound.   Solution: Use big artificial plants to break up the space and soak up some of the noise. Pop a tall plant like an Artificial Potted Topiary Tree 120cm UV Resistant between the living and dining areas. It gives a visual break and stops sound from bouncing around so much.  2. The Home Office: You need to focus here, but calls, typing, and echoes can make it hard.  Solution: Think about your desk and the wall behind it. Place a wide-leafed plant like the Artificial Wide Leaf Cordyline Plant 90cm nearby on the floor or a cabinet.           Its big leaves really help mess with the sound and make things quieter.          3. The Bedroom: Sleep matters, so the room has to feel calm. Noise from outside or other parts of the house can wreck that.       Solution: Put plants near the window like Artificial Potted Wide Leaf Birds Nest Fern 50cm to help block outside noise. A bunch of fake plants with different kinds of leaves works best. Don’t put them right by your head, but having them around the room helps soak up sound.  Living with constant noise isn’t something you have to do. If you ignore what you can use, you’re choosing to live with stress that you could easily avoid.  Final Word Noise is an invisible problem until it starts eroding your comfort, focus, or privacy. Faux plants are acoustic instruments that tame sound without disrupting how a space looks or functions. With their layered leaves, broad surfaces, and adaptable placement, they reshape rooms into quieter, calmer, and more liveable spaces.  Designer Vertical Gardens creates artificial plants that transform the way your interiors sound and feel. If you are ready to reclaim your environment from noise, our range of fake indoor plants is your solution.  Why buy soundproof panels when fake plants do the job and look better doing it?

Who does not love growing beautiful plants to make the home surroundings more vibrant? Plants are good not only for the environment but also for the well-being of the people. But the common problem people face nowadays is the need for sufficient space for extensive gardening. The indoor vertical garden is one of the best innovations to make the small open area look more appealing. Often referred to as living green walls, moss walls, and live walls, vertical gardens have been around for a long time. Growing plants vertically on a panel, either self-supporting or attached to a wall, is known as "vertical gardening." But natural plants demand regular watering, fertilising, pest control, sunlight and much more. Compared with natural plants, artificial vertical gardens demand less work and provide more benefits like low cost and maintenance. Thus, these realistic-looking fake vertical gardens have gained popularity amongst homeowners and interior designers in Australia. You can grow flowers or plants on a trellis, a tower of pots, or garden netting in a faux vertical garden. There are numerous options for setting up an artificial indoor vertical garden, from herbs and perennials to annuals. Let us learn some eye-catching indoor vertical garden ideas that are perfect for your small spaces. Succulent Frame Vertical Garden Select a wooden frame that fits well into the desired wall. Fill the frame with artificial succulent plants of different shapes, colours, and sizes. Since these fake succulent plants last long and need low maintenance, they are the best home decor item. It would look lovely in a bedroom or on a dining room wall. Hanging Planter When you run out of floor space, a DIY hanging planter can add greenery to your home. With plenty of varieties, from ferns to orchids, these magnificent hanging plants can add depth, colour and a sense of serenity. You can hang them on pots or baskets through a rope and hook to brighten up your balcony or window of the room. Indoor Ladder Garden An old ladder is an excellent solution for growing several indoor plants in a small area. Lean your old ladder against the wall and use it as tiered shelves for plants. On the ladder steps, you can build shelves with wood planks and set flower or plant pots on them. Tiered Hanging Pot This DIY tiered hanging pot can uniquely display your fake plants. You can use unwanted wooden pieces, rope, and flower pots. Begin by creating a square with a wood plank, then trace the lip of the pot on the wood and drill a hole along the traced area. Now, place the flower pots on these squares and bring the beauty of nature to your space. Lattice Vertical Garden A lattice can create magic if you have a large blank wall in the house. Take sturdy, lightweight planters that can hang from the trellis and place them around the lattice so that you can rearrange them whenever needed. Hooks are necessary to attach or remove them. Vertical Miniature Garden A small vertical garden on your balcony is perfect for your small apartment. Take a wooden plank and nail it to an empty wall. Fill vivid coloured pots with soil and fake plants, and nail them on the wooden plank in the vertical position. You are all set to transform your balcony into your favourite spot. Iron Grid Pot Planter Weld the iron rods and make a wall grid or arrange them in any desirable way. Paint the iron grid in a pastel shade, so it shines behind the green plant, and hang the pots vertically. You can create a focal point of a particular space of your home this way. Small and Large Pots Set some small planters with life-like green plants like pothos, bushes, cactus, ferns, and many more to make a statement in your space. You can take things to the next level by placing large artificial plants and setting up good lighting, highlighting your home's dark corners. Bottled Vertical Garden Time to use old mineral water and soda bottles. Take old plastic bottles and make a rectangular cut on them using a utility knife. Fill these bottles with soil and the faux indoor vertical garden plant of your choice, then line them on balcony railings or a wall. You can securely tie them with twine and create a beautiful vertical bottle garden. Chalkboard Planter Take a chalkboard and hang it on your kitchen counter. Fill the planting frame with soil and plant and angle the frame in a position of your choice. Family members can demand their favourite dish by writing on it, creating a delightful yet modern home environment. Air Plant Vertical Garden Take the wooden board, hammer the nails in it, and ensure that there is enough room to loop the string around them. Tie the string to one nail and start wrapping in a pattern. When finished, insert the air plants into the string's web. Repeat the same process with other wooden boards. Finally, fasten each board to a blank wall. DIY Strawberry Tower When there is less space to create a garden, the strawberry tower is an ideal way to transform your home’s entrance. You can make it from unused plastic piping and cut it into tiny sections. Place some tiny indoor artificial vertical plants in it and then stand up the whole thing in the weighted clay pot. Upcycled Wooden Pallet You can create a magnificent wall unit of potted plants by reusing the wooden pallet. You can lean it near your favourite nook, put faux plants and flower arrangements, and add an extra flair to the room’s decor. Stand-Alone Wall This indoor vertical garden is great for showing off your beautiful faux plant collection while taking advantage of the available space. The number of artificial plants on the wall looks realistic and adds an aesthetic touch to the space. Shoe Organiser A shoe organiser makes a cute and inexpensive planter for growing vertically indoor plants. Attach the organiser to a wooden or PVC frame or a piece of lattice to protect the wall. Put fake miniature plants directly in the pockets as per your choice. You can experiment with plant placement whenever you like. Upcycled Dresser Don’t throw out an old dresser; fill it with soil and shrubs of various sizes. Stagger how far the drawers are pulled out to create a cascading waterfall-like effect. Tin Can Fence Garden Spray-painted tin cans make for absolutely adorable fake vertical gardening, not to mention highly affordable planters. It can be a fun yet relaxing place watching the green plants with the prettiest pops of colour from both flowers and pretty painted cans. Tire Garden A tire garden is an upcycling project in which you can convert used or recycled tires into planters that can hold various plants, from vegetables to flowering shrubs. You can set up a tire garden by filling a used tire with soil and then planting shrubs or plants of your preference. Stack the tires to create raised beds or use single tires as separate and contained planters. Add a pop of colour by painting the outside of the tire planters to match your fake vertical garden design or landscaping. If you’re ready to uplift your home decor with green beauty, try these indoor vertical garden ideas to fill your small space. Whether you hope to add a splash of colour to your living room with artificial plants or create a dedicated space to enhance your home decor, get in touch with Designer Vertical Garden. As Australia’s leader in providing artificial greenery, we provide artificial plants and fake vertical gardens for your home and commercial places. Whether you want artificial vertical garden discs or boxwood hedges to decorate your home balcony or wall, we have you covered. Our collection of nearly natural-looking artificial flowering plants can make a fabulous addition to your home. You can always choose the plant as per your choice and the one that suits the climatic conditions. Our environmentally friendly modern garden pots are the perfect choice for anybody wanting a low-maintenance pot for either indoors or outdoors that will last for years. All our products are ISO-certified, REACH, and RoHS compliant, which proves that our products are healthy and environmentally friendly. Our online shopping is 100% secure, and we offer fast delivery on all your orders. If you are looking for stunning greenery to boost your home ambience, call us on 1800 960 565 or email us at sales@designerverticalgardens.com.au for more information.

Artificial greenery and vertical gardens have resolved the problem of not having enough time to look after plants. Still, another issue that troubles many people is the space constraint of setting up a garden. Well, who says you can’t create spectacular gardens in small spaces? Regardless of the space constraint, everyone should have access to fresh greenery and colourful flowers. With the help of the wide range of products available at Designer Vertical Gardens, you can easily overcome your problems in no time. Whether you wish to create a masterpiece independently or seek help from the experts, keep in mind that you can always surround yourself with lush artificial gardens in no time. If you wish to overcome all the space constraints, read on to find out about 15 fake vertical garden ideas for small spaces. Leaning Wooden works Vertical Gardens One of the easiest ways to create a faux vertical garden is to lean a ladder or a wooden frame against the wall and set up artificial greenery over it. If you have spent some time in the carpentry workshop or know someone who can assist you, you can unleash your creativity and create wooden works that will add to the beauty of your artificial garden. Upcycled Gutters Vertical Gardens If you have old rain gutters, you can use them as planters too. Using something as simple as upcycled gutters and a few ropes, you can create an array of planters to hold your artificial gardens. Another way you could go about it is by cutting them along their length into halves. These halves can be fixed onto walls or fences to create a mesmerising artificial garden. It makes you wonder how something like discarded rain gutters, once restored and painted with a few touch-ups, become a part of such a beautiful artificial vertical garden wall. Artificial Succulent Dresser Gardens Why throw away your old dresser when you can use it to create a vertical garden? Furthermore, the speciality of the dresser gardens is that you can create a cascading effect by pulling out the drawers to a certain extent and filling them up with artificial greenery and foliage. The best part about the dresser gardens filled with artificial succulent plants is that you can keep them in the dark corners or empty spaces of any part of your house. Watch your spaces light up instantly once you add the vertical dresser garden. Portable Wooden Box Gardens Who doesn’t like to have the option to move things around at a moment’s notice? Why should your breathtaking artificial vertical gardens be any different? If portability is your top priority, you can create a gorgeous garden that can be relocated in no time. Attach a few wheels to a wooden boxed planter with a wired frame on the top. With the help of the wheel, you can move it around as much as you wish. And the wired frame gives you the freedom to create the fake vertical garden of your imagination. Whether you wish to set up planters along the frame or want to have some fun with artificial vines, the choice is yours. Hex-Wire Vertical Gardens Hex-wire vertical gardens are as minimalistic as it gets, but don’t let their simplicity and subtle design fool you. The hex-wire frames hold fantastic potential for creating artificial vertical gardens. If you can’t find space anywhere else in your spaces, something as simple as a hex-wire frame can get you going. The hex-wire frames are the perfect base to hook up terra-cotta pots, planters or any other upcycled planters you can think of. You can create a lush, green artificial vertical garden for yourself by erecting a frame in the space you got or making the most of the hex-wire fencing surrounding your yard. Small-space Balcony Railings Gardens If you aren’t able to make room anywhere in your house, why not head out to your balcony? A few well-placed pots and some hanging baskets or planters on a rustic frame create a small-space vertical garden apt for your balconies or patios. Potted Artificial Plant Wall With the help of a few wooden boards with appropriate holes in them, you can hang potted plants vertically and string them up with ropes. Make sure you secure them in their place with the help of brackets and zip ties. Plus, you can give your potted artificial plant wall a boho vibe using crochets or macrame. Stacking Wooden Boxes It goes without saying that vertical gardens are made by stacking plants one above the other. The part where you get to show your creativity is how you stack them up. Using wooden boxes, you can make all kinds of structures to create artificial vertical gardens that suit your taste. Stack them up alternatively, or cut through them once you have a perfect grid to make space for your artificial flowering plant and shrubs. There are innumerable ways in which you can figure this arrangement out. Vertical Pyramid Garden Planter The best thing about pyramid planters is that their angular shape allows you to scoot them into nooks and cronies where no other planter can be accommodated. You can create pyramid planters of your own with as many tiers as you want. That’s another exciting aspect of the pyramid garden planters, and you can create miniature landscapes and gardens of your choice with the help of the multi-tiered arrangement. Setting up artificial vines, succulents, and other greenery in different tiers can give you different aesthetically pleasing fake vertical gardens. Mini-Greenhouse for the Stay-at-Home Green Thumb Among other ideas, terrariums are a surefire way to create fabulous, eye-catching small garden spaces at home. You can use any kind of discarded container, whether it’s glass or plastic. As long as it’s transparent, it will do. These terrariums are made with the help of artificial succulents and other ornamental artificial plants that mimic the look of a mini greenhouse. Once you have enough terrariums, you can create an artificial vertical garden. Hanging them from the roof with the help of thin strings gives you a floating vertical garden in the air. Else, you can stack them up on your shelves and frames or attach them to the walls. Spruce Up Your Spaces With Designer Vertical Gardens Most of the ideas listed above can help you spruce up your spaces, both indoors and outdoors. But these ideas are just the tip of the iceberg of the possibilities you can access with artificial greenery. If you wish to make your spaces more lively and vibrant, don’t refrain from seeking help from the experts. We take immense pride in our products' quality and durability at Designer Vertical Gardens. In addition to being one of the leading artificial plant suppliers across Australia, we also help our customers create the gardens of their dreams. As the name suggests, we are Designers. Whether you wish to create a masterpiece independently with the help of our ultra-realistic artificial vertical gardens or require assistance to create bespoke panels suited to your taste, we can do it all. Call us at 1800 617 341 or drop an email at sales@designerverticalgardens.com.au for more information.

Artificial greenery is increasingly getting popular among Australians to help eliminate the lack of greenery in urban living spaces. The low-maintenance artificial gardens offer timeless beauty to any commercial and residential property. However, artificial greenery requires a little bit of maintenance to survive the Australian summers.

The decor and aesthetics of your living rooms are a reflection of you and your family, it’s arguably one of the most important rooms in the house where you spend the majority of your time. While making the most of the space is a common goal among all kinds of homeowners, everyone also wants their living room to make a visual statement. And artificial greenery is one of the easiest, cost-efficient ways to create a warm, welcoming environment for your living rooms. With the help of artificial plants available online, you eliminate the hassle of watering, pruning and maintenance that comes with natural plants for sprucing up your living spaces. Whether you wish to create a visual statement in your living room or add some character, here are 10 amazing ways to beautify your spaces with artificial plants. Creating a Wall of Cute Artificial Ornamental Plants Get creative with succulents and other artificial ornamental plants. Whether you have a bare wall in your living room or want to decorate the spaces around your TV, hanging small terracotta pots is one way to create the illusion of floating plants. You could also use small geometric pots or minimalistic designed miniature wooden pots to create a modern representation of artificial greenery. Ref image: balconygardenweb Hanging Planters on a Wooden Frame or Grid If you want your space to host free-spirited aesthetics and create a Boho interior, you can hang a wooden frame or grid on your wall. With the help of this frame, you can use anything from DIY solutions to planters to create an array of artificial plants or mix it up with some vines and give your living rooms a Bohemian vibe. Floating Shelves Filled With Artificial Greenery Floating shelves are another way to create the perfect indoor wall garden. Whether it’s a hexagonal grid of floating shelves or you set up horizontal platforms across your wall, depending on your preferences, you can put up all kinds of artificial plants and flowers onto those shelves. Furthermore, if you wish to add some colour to it, you can bring a few artificial flowers to make the wall pop-out to life. Ref image: balconygardenweb Filling Up the Empty, Unused Spaces No matter how hard you try, some spots remain empty or unused all around your house. While these spots might not be a big deal in the other rooms, they present a huge opportunity to upgrade your living rooms. Placing artificial plants of different heights around such spots or setting up a small shelf of artificial flowers and plants can really change the entire aesthetic experience of your living room. Adding a Pop of Colour With Table Pots Bringing your living rooms to life with artificial greenery is one thing. Still, you could also use the vibrant hues of artificial flower arrangements and add a few shades of the rainbow to coordinate with the style and patterns of your furniture, curtains and other elements in your living room in Australia. Even something as simple as an artificial tulip in a glass vase, a few stems of lavender or maybe a veil of artificial bougainvillaea can make a massive difference if set up correctly. Accentuate the Furniture Set up a few artificial plants beside your furniture to make it pop out. Whether it’s a velvet sofa in the centre of your room, the coffee table or a shelf lying around in the corner of your living room, all of them will look much better when accompanied by fake plants or flowers of contrasting colours. Creating a Picturesque Window Frame Some people are lucky enough to find a house with a window that offers them a mesmerising view of the scenic skies, gardens or the neighbourhood. For the other people that have ended up with a window facing a less-than-picturesque wall or alley, artificial greenery is here to save the day. You can change your entire view by hanging a few artificial plants or vines in front of the window. While at it, you might as well set up a full-fledged artificial garden around your window frame to create a picturesque window frame in your living room. Breathe Life into the Walls Do you know what’s better than boring, mundane walls? A wall filled with artificial greenery creates a warm, welcoming environment that’s cosy and earthy. With the help of an artificial green wall, you breathe life into your walls and create a bold, impactful visual statement for your living rooms. Fiddle With the Corners All houses have at least one windowless and sunless corner that feels like an isolated part of your home. These corners are often neglected and left as is, which spoils the aesthetics of your entire living space. You can place a few fake flowers, shrubs or small plants and fiddle around with the corners of your Australian homes, adding some greenery here and there. Wooden Geometric Sections to Display Plants Whether you want to get crafty and create a few wooden sections of geometric shapes that complement each other or keep things simple, hang a few artificial green discs around your walls, here’s another way to bring your walls to life. Although artificial green plants and walls are becoming the norm in Australia, there’s nothing stopping you from taking over with your creativity and creating a masterpiece of artificial greenery of your own. Ref image: balconygardenweb Giving your living room a makeover with artificial greenery is now easier than ever. Adding greenery is one of the best ways to go about interior decor in recent years, as we are surrounded by a concrete jungle no matter where we go. At Designer Vertical Gardens, we wish to bring this hassle-free greenery to the masses, helping them live in greener, more vibrant and livelier spaces. Our artificial greenery is made with the highest quality, UV-stabilised materials, protecting it from fading or cracking in the sun. Our products are 100% recyclable and are made from ROHS-safe materials for your safety. As one of the leading artificial plant suppliers across Australia, we ensure our products are durable, safe and reliable. Our artificial greenery is family and pet-friendly. Get in touch with an expert from Designer Vertical Gardens for more ideas on how we can bring your spaces to life. Call us at 1800 617 341 or drop an email at sales@designerverticalgardens.com.au for more information.

Olive trees seem to be the rage right now in home decor. Although many people worldwide love olive trees, taking care of them is a difficult task. If your heart is set on a potted olive tree but don't want to deal with the hassle and maintenance of growing it indoors, then a faux olive tree may just work wonders for you. Out of all faux indoor trees, faux olive trees are the trendiest. They look amazing and can really spruce up space; however, the retail price of most of these trees is expensive. But here's some good news for all those faux olive tree lovers! You can easily DIY a life-like fake olive tree for a fraction of the retail price, and the best thing is that it can be hard to distinguish from the real one. You'll definitely love it more than any store-bought fake olive tree version because you've poured your heart and soul into making it. Why make a fake olive tree? You might be thinking, "why would someone make a fake indoor olive tree?" Not only one, but there are several reasons why people prefer to make a fake olive tree. Read to know: Less Expensive Buying original or artificial olive trees can be expensive. Also, the retail price for a good-looking tree can go up to $400-$500. Faux olive trees can easily be created at a significantly lesser price at home, and it's exactly what many people want for their space. Custom Look You can easily customise the fake olive tree as per your requirements. It can be tall or short and have a full or minimal appearance to fit a specific space in your home. Zero Maintenance This is the most significant benefit of making an artificial olive tree. This tree isn't messy and needs no maintenance from you -- you don't have to water it, control temperature or lighting; it just sits there and looks great! You can also easily carry it around if you want to change the location. Now that you know why people choose to make a faux olive tree, let's waste no more time and break down what you need to get started DIY-ing your own olive tree! Materials to use: Pot or container Tree branches proportionally sized for your pot\ Styrofoam Faux olive tree branches Green or brown floral tape Hot glue, Gorilla glue, or other strong glue Optional Materials: Quikrete, soil, or newspaper to affix around the branch in the pot Craft paint the colour of the branch to paint over floral tape Moss to put on top if you use newspaper or grocery bags How to create a DIY Faux Olive Tree Step 1: Choose carefully Start by going on a little hunt to find a tree branch with a good-sized trunk and several smaller branches. Look for a decent size of at least 7 feet tall that would make sense with your ceiling height. If there are leaves attached to the branches, pluck them out. Step 2: Go shopping Remember, all artificial greenery is not created equal. So, start looking at different options of fake olive tree branches from various stores and choose some that fit your purpose. Also, buy an inexpensive basket and a block of styrofoam. Tip: If you have a spare basket around your house, you can use that as well. You can spray-paint the basket to make it a little extra interesting. Step 3: Create a base Use your drill (with a large drill bit) to create a right-sized hole in the styrofoam to fit the tree branch. Make sure that the styrofoam holds the tree branch reasonably tight. Put the foam inside the basket and use glue and newspaper or grocery bags to hold the foam tightly. If your foam is tight enough, you may not need extra materials to secure it. Step 4: Add the fake branches Once the tree stands firmly, check it over to see whether you need to remove some branches of the tree or not. If you're happy with how the tree branches rounded out the tree, get prepared to add the olive tree branches. Use a very small drill bit and start drilling small holes into the tree branches to insert the olive tree branches inside them. Try to drill at an angle so the stems would sit in better and angle upwards. Alternatively, you can also use green or brown bouquet tapes to attach the branches if you don't have access to a power drill or drill bits. Step 5: Don't stop until you have got an olive tree Every once in a while, step back and look at your tree. This way, you can know how the tree is filling out and if some spots are left behind that need your attention. Once your olive tree looks all natural and magical, put a little bit of moss on the top of the foam up to the edge of the pot. Adding moss makes the DIY fake olive tree look a bit more real and covers up all the ugly foam and newspaper. Alternatively, you can fill it with dirt to make it look even more natural! How to decorate indoors with a faux olive tree? You can put a faux olive tree in the same location as you'd put a real one. Some of the most common places people like to put their fake olive trees are Office space, Living room, Dining room, Study room, Master bedroom and Any place of your choice Final Thoughts This DIY fake olive tree hack is a simple, quick and affordable one that any homeowner can do. If you are in the mood to give your home a makeover and are looking for high-quality pots and artificial olive trees, look no further than the one-stop web shop of Designer Vertical Gardens. Our products are made from environmentally friendly recyclable materials. They are a perfect choice for homeowners and gardeners who want to adorn their spaces with natural-looking and long-lasting products. To learn more about our products, call us at 1800 960 565.

Who doesn’t like to see greenery around themselves? Whether it’s cafes, backyards, food or drink establishments, or homes, the effortless greenery of artificial plants have made their way to all kinds of properties and spaces. Artificial plants available online are a win-win for time-poor plant enthusiasts in concrete jungles. In the fast-paced modern times, it’s quite challenging to nurture and grow natural plants which is why the demand for fake plants in Australia is growing tremendously. Artificial plants are the easiest way to go about sprucing up your spaces. Here’s a list of the 8 best artificial plants that you should buy in 2023 to uplift your spaces. Money Plant Characterised by their green and shiny heart-shaped leaves that come in golden, yellow, or green colours, money plants are a popular choice among interior designers and architects. They got their name thanks to their leaves that resemble coins. Whether you want to hang the vines from your balconies or place them inside to beautify your interiors, money plants have an iconic design and texture that complement all kinds of decor. Purchasing artificial money plants online can help you create beautiful spaces with negligible maintenance. Rubber Plant Rubber plants are another ideal option of houseplants that can be used to fill up empty spaces in no time. Their shiny glossy leaves add instant appeal to your home. These plants are known for their beautiful foliage and the rich, waxy texture of their leaves. Another advantage of going ahead with rubber plants is that the leaves' rubbery texture makes it impossible to distinguish between natural and high-quality faux rubber plants. Snake Plant The snake plant's tall, slender leaves stand tall, making them an amazing addition to every space. Whether you wish to place them indoors, outdoors, or in the walkways, snake plants add some character to the space. Fake snake plants can look great in any corner of your home or office in Australia and are available in a wide range of colours and patterns. Citrus Tree If you wish to add some colours that will make your decor pop and bring your spaces to life, artificial citrus trees are the perfect choice for you. While most ornamental plants have a neutral, tonal colour palette, artificial citrus trees make a poppy, fun addition to your spaces. With lively colours like bright yellow and popping orange, artificial citrus trees offer a refreshing take compared to the other decorative plants. These beautiful, lush, and colourful faux citrus trees usually work best as a standalone decoration. Jade Plant Jade plants are often associated with fortune and good luck, which is why they are called ‘lucky plants’ or ‘the fortune plant’. They are the money plants of the succulent family. Jade plants look stunning and can be used to enhance the aesthetic appeal of the dull corners of your home or office. Whether it’s your study area, the bedroom, the dining area or the living room, adding a Jade plant can bring your spaces to life. Their thick, richly coloured leaves can enhance the beauty of the nooks and corners of your home. Jade plants also make the perfect gift for weddings, housewarming parties and anniversaries. Lavender The colour purple and violet have been associated with royalty and wealth for centuries. If you wish to add a touch of sophistication to your spaces, lavender is the best choice for you. Lavender plants offer an unmissable purple presence to any room or garden, creating a soothing, elegant setting. The ultra-realistic tall and gorgeous purple blooms add a new dimension of vibrance, bringing your spaces to life. Furthermore, if you add just a few sprays of lavender oil, nobody can tell the difference between natural and artificial lavender plants sold by leading suppliers online. Peace Lily Peace Lillies offer a breathtaking contrast of the dark green foliage and the creamy white flowers held up high on their stiff stems. The flowers get their names due to the white raised spathe appearing as if someone has lifted a white flag in surrender, seeking peace. Also, what most people think of as the flower is actually a specialised leaf bract that grows hooded over innumerable flowers at the end of each stem. These lovely plants are one of the most classic houseplants as they illuminate the living spaces in moments. The pure white flowers of the artificial Peace Lillies make them an amazing addition to all kinds of spaces. Eucalyptus Eucalyptus is an evergreen gum tree renowned for its tall branches and symmetrical leaves. All thanks to their medicinal properties, fragrance and aesthetic appeal, Eucalyptus stems and leaves made their way into households decades ago. These versatile plants can be added to your spaces to bring nature indoors and add some warmth to your rooms. Whether you want to set it up in a vase or hang it off your balconies with artificial eucalyptus plants, you can do it all. The stems are easy to bend and shape to whatever arrangement you wish to make. Furthermore, you can also pair them up with other artificial flowers to create alluring arrangements. Creating mesmerising spaces has never been easier. As one of the leading artificial plants suppliers, Designer Vertical Gardens hosts a wide variety of artificial flowers and plants that can help you add some greenery and vibrancy to your space. Set up gardens and green walls in no time without the hassle or stress of maintenance in the future. Our artificial plants sold online are created with UV-stabilised materials and are hand-crafted to botanical perfection, making it impossible to tell them apart. Browse through our exclusive collection of ultra-realistic artificial greenery and bring your spaces to life.

Are you tired of your boring backyard fence? Want to give it a do-over? Fences create the first impression of your property while also defining its boundaries. Your fences define your home's atmosphere and your garden’s vibe. A dull fence tends to mess up the view, no matter how beautiful your lawn or garden looks. Decorating and making your garden fence attractive doesn’t necessarily have to take a massive toll on you, physically or financially. Your fence is a blank canvas for creativity. Here’s a list of simple decorating ideas to revitalise and invigorate your fence. Accent Your Fences with Greenery and Fairy Lights Due to their simplicity and the beautiful ambience they create, fairy lights have gained immense popularity over the years. Pairing them up with suitable artificial greenery can create an elegant ambience. If you want to create a more natural, charming environment for your backyard, this can instantly bring your garden to life. Faux Climbers to Add a Dash of Greenery to Your Fences Set up lattice panels and add artificial climbing plants to create a playful mixture of sunlight and greenery. If you don’t want to set up a framework or lattice, just hang or set up a few artificial vines to accentuate your fence with greenery. Complement Your Plants with Creative Paint and Artwork on the Fence Fences, if not maintained properly, can look quite bedraggled. Adding just a few licks of paint can bring your fences to life. Additionally, if you choose the right colour to complement your artificial garden, you can create a bespoke setup in your backyard. Add Hanging Artificial Planters and Create a Feature Wall If you are a plant enthusiast who wants to put a creative spin on your fence, using simple hanging planters is one of the best ways to go about it. Purchase hanging pots and artificial greenery to highlight your fence, creating your very own masterpiece. Or you can take an even cheaper and more artistic approach and upcycle tin cans, bottles, and other accessories to hang artificial shrubs and succulent plants. Make an Impact With an Artificial Backdrop Artificial backdrops help in creating picturesque fences. Setting up a premium artificial flower backdrop and adding accessories to it can breathe life into your bland fences. Get Artificial Boxwood Hedges to Add Class and Privacy Boxwood hedges, or topiary, are one of the most popular forms of artificial plants, and one can never go wrong with artificial boxwood hedges. Whether you want to highlight your fences or cover them up by lining them up with artificial topiaries or boxwood plants, artificial hedges add a luxurious touch to your backyard. Add a Focal Point Setting up creative artwork and an arrangement of small mirrors can also go a long way in grabbing people’s attention to your fences. With the right accessories and creative minds at your disposal, you can transform the dull, blank stretch of fencing into an impactful setting. Artificial green discs might be the perfect choice if you are looking for some greenery to take centre stage as your focal point. Strategically arranging multiple artificial green discs could help create an eye-grabbing wall feature. If you are bored with your fences, choose an idea from those mentioned above, prepare your tools, and get to work. Some of these decorating ideas are extremely easy to carry out and won’t burn a hole through your wallet. If you need assistance or want to purchase artificial plants to decorate your fence, get in touch with our experts today.

Decorate Your Home Using Different Types Of Pots And Planters There are no specific rules for decorating your home. Let your imagination run wild! We know that indoor potted plants placed at any corner can make the space come alive. The trickiest part is setting the plant comfortably in its planted container, whether pots or planters. With the people moving towards artificial plants, we require pots that go well for both live and artificial plants. Most of Australia's gardeners and home decorators prefer Designer Vertical Gardens to buy pots and planters for indoor or outdoor settings. Do you know the difference between pots and planters? What are pots and planters? Even though they are both used to set plants, there is a vast difference between them. Pots are small and round and can house only one plant, while planters are available in different shapes and sizes and can house more than one plant. The small pots are usually meant for indoor use, while planters are used outside. The pot or the planter you select decides the plant's growth. Though the growth depends on the soil health and how healthy the roots of the plants are, the size, use and pot placement also play an indispensable role. Points to remember for using indoor pots Your plants will remain healthy only if you know the pot type. Check out these tips when considering indoor pots: Choose a pot with a drainage hole to allow excess water to escape. The pot should not be too big; it should be just a size larger than the plant's root ball. Choosing lightweight pots for indoor use is better as they are easy to clean and work well, even if you forget to water plants on a particular day. Designer Vertical Gardens in Australia offers plant pots made from recyclable plastic and concrete, designed to ensure longevity and durability at an affordable rate. Is reusing the plant pots ideal? Reusing plant pots is environmentally friendly, saves money, and makes gardening easy. However, reusing pots can cause problems if you have not cleaned them properly. Importance of pot cleaning while reusing them Soil builds up salt, which gets deposited on the pots. This build-up will transfer any disease your old plant has carried to your new plant. Moreover, used pots have lingering bug eggs and disease spores, which can't be seen with the naked eye and can harm new plants. Thus, cleaning the reused pots is necessary to keep the new plant healthy and productive. To disinfect the pots: Scrub the pots with clean water. If the salt deposits don't come off quickly, try scraping them with an old butter knife. Soak clay and plastic pots in a solution with ten parts water and 1 part bleach; you can continue this soaking process from 10 minutes to 1 hour. This process will kill bug eggs and disease spores and help easily remove the salt. You can use vinegar instead of bleach. Make a habit of cleaning the pot soon after it is emptied to reduce the chances of disease being transferred from one pot to another. Rinse the pots well and dry them in the sunlight if possible. In addition, choosing the right pot size for your plant is essential, whether for an indoor or outdoor plant. The size and shape of the pot or planter, together with soil and watering, directly affect plant growth. You could get confused about choosing the right pot height and size. Designer Vertical Gardens is there to help you understand the basics of the pot needed for a particular plant. What is the proper pot size for artificial plants? For indoor and outdoor artificial plants, pots, planters, and other containers are often ignored. Your plant may be beautiful, but if you choose the wrong container, you might have something boring to look at or even too flashy. Most fake plants come in fixed pots, but at times, this fixed pot is too small to keep the plant standing upright; you might want to purchase a new pot for your artificial plant. When we talk about plant size, it does not mean just the plant, the diameter of the pot it is planted in is also included. Plant size = Grow pot diameter x Total height of the plant That is, The diameter of the grow pot at the top of the rim multiplied by the total height of the plant This means plant size includes the plant roots as well as the height or length of the plant. When we say 8/9cm pot, it means a nearly 9cm tall plant is growing in a pot with a width of 8cm diameter. You must choose a decorative pot with an opening about 1cm larger than the size of the plant's pot. However, for a smaller plant with approximately 12cm grow pot, you should pick a slightly smaller pot, and for a larger plant with about 25cm, you can add a 2-3cm larger one. It is important to note that if the shape of the planter tapers at the base, it means that the planter is wide enough for the plant to sit correctly at the bottom. In this case, you can add a layer of pebbles at the bottom to increase the base size, raising the plant height in the planter. Additionally, the pot size determines how much air and water your plant roots get. Soil dries slowly in a large pot that makes the plant root rot. If the plant is large compared to a pot, the plant will tip over. Thus, drainage holes in the pots will allow water to drain from the soil, enabling good airflow and the flushing of salts from the soil. With such specifications needed for faux green plant pots, Designer Garden Plants have perfect modern garden pots indoors or outdoors that will last for years. Our exclusive pots range includes engraved pots, planters, imitation stones and marbles and hanging plastic pots. They are made from entirely recyclable, highly durable and long-lasting materials and are available in various shapes and sizes. Engraved pots come in 14cm and 17cm, while we have planters of 25cm, 30cm, 47cm and 71cm size. Our 30cm hanging pots are designed for use with either artificial or living plants. Our online shopping is 100% secure; you can order these plastic pots online.

Multiple Ways to Clean Your Artificial Plants Though they need plenty of work, living plants add the missing element to any home or office. Natural or living plants need regular watering, the right amount of soil for their growth, proper sunlight and the right environment. However, this process seems rewarding but can tend to be exhausting. That is why people now choose artificial plants over real ones, not just to do away with regular maintenance but for the consistent visual benefit, they offer. Most people select artificial plants in Australia; for saving time and money while they enjoy natural colours in their surroundings. Going artificial has its benefits and drawbacks. It requires maintenance, and the dust accumulated on them may trigger allergies. Reasons for dust accumulation on fake plants The one disadvantage of fake plants is that they can not be thrown out and trimmed every few weeks. Even the most minimal effort can go a long way in maintaining the cleanliness of artificial plants. The materials used in artificial plants are synthetic and act as a magnet for dust particles. But there are simple ways to clean them; let’s see them in detail. How to clean fake plants With little care and attention, your fake plants and flowers will look fresh and lively in no time. We only need to take care of the following: 1. Materials used Before cleaning, we need to check the artificial green plant’s material. Most of these plants are made of polyester or nylon, meaning they can be dusted with a dry towel or duster. However, silk flowers look more natural than synthetic ones and don’t feel rough or plastic. These coloured silk plants must not be cleaned by spraying water, it may cause damage, instead, we can clean them with a damp cloth gently. 2. Stains A visible spot on the fake plant looks awful and feels disheartening, especially if it is an expensive plant you adore. These spots can be removed easily with white vinegar and water. Just spray a little bit of the white vinegar and water solution. Allow the solution to rest on plants for a few minutes, and then wipe the stains with a cloth using your hands. Another way is to dip a cloth into the solution. The acid in the vinegar can cut through grime and stains. Lemon juice can also be an option to wipe off stains. 3. Dust Dust accumulates on artificial plants, like books on shelves. You can dust them just like any other household item. But if the dust is settled well and for too long, it is easier to wipe each plant leaf with a slightly damp microfiber cloth. These microfiber cleaning cloths act as a magnet for dust particles. 4. Vacuum cleaner If your vacuum cleaner has an upholstery setting or a soft brush attachment, you can simply use it to pull the dust off your fake plants. All you need to see is that you don’t damage the plants using inappropriate tools and powerful suction settings. The vacuum cleaner works well to clean robust plants and trees, especially the main stem or trunk. However, you need to be careful while working with foliage. 5. Hair dryer Hair dryers are effective, but they work only for outside plants. That means when you clean up the plants using the hair dryer; the dust dislodged from the plant is blown outside. So, if you have carpet or wooden floors, you must mop or sweep them after cleaning your artificial plants. The hair dryer is an alternative for cleaning small plants. However, you need to keep moving the dryer to avoid the artificial plant material from overheating. 6. Brush Using an anti-static dusting brush or a simple paint brush can be helpful. Match the brush size with the plant and use a four-inch brush for large leaves and a miniature artist’s brush to get into nooks and crannies. However, you should handle tiny details of the plants with care while cleaning them. 7. Salt shake This goes well for silk flowers. Add half a cup of salt to the plastic bag; the bag should be large enough to fasten the flowers. Seal it after putting the artificial plant in it and shake it gently. The salt would act as a mild abrasive and displace the dirt. Remove the flowers and use a hairdryer to dislodge the remaining grains of salt. 8. Rinse off the plant with water Most outdoor artificial plants can be cleaned using water. But the same assumption is impossible for an indoor fake plant; few of them can be adversely affected. Even if the plants are waterproof, a few pots are not. You should wrap the pot carefully and then shower the plants gently. Immersing the plant in the bucket or sink is never a better thought; it can ruin silk plants and possibly the pots. Cleaning these artificial plants is not tough when you remember the above-mentioned suggestions. Designer Vertical Gardens is a leading life-like artificial and fake plant provider in Australia. We offer artificial greenery with RealTex materials to ensure it replicates nature. Our fake plants are hand-made so that they look like the real deal while remaining durable and long-lasting. We have artificial potted leafy plants to flowery plants with varieties ranging from small plants and shrubs to trees that are UV-resistant. Whether you want indoor or outdoor plants, our artificial plants available in various sizes and varying weights at an affordable price can add life to even the drabbest of areas. We are available online and offer home delivery. You can visit us at Designer Vertical Gardens for more information to book your orders.

Many homeowners apply décor around their house, from small items such as flowers in handmade bowls to 50-foot palm trees outdoors. While natural plants and trees come with added costs and effort, artificial plants are an affordable and easy way to add some vibrance to every living space. They can brighten up a corner of your home, porch, or deck or further enhance your existing artificial plant wall. Is there a dull spot in your house or office that needs some greenery, but the area does not get any natural light? A fake plant will stay green and will not wilt or turn brown from lack of sunlight. With an artificial plant, no natural care restrictions exist, so you can create the aesthetic you want. Besides, the range of artificial plants available today is enormous, giving you a vast choice. What Are Artificial Plants? An artificial plant is a life-like replica of an actual plant. They are often used to decorate homes and offices and can be found in various shapes, sizes, and colours. Artificial plants are made from various materials, including silk, plastic, foam and latex. Types Of Artificial Plant Wall Panels: There are many different types of artificial plants available on the marketplace today. Choosing the best type of fake plant wall panels for your home or office space can be overwhelming. Here are some of the most popular types of artificial plants: Silk Plants: Silk plants are some of the most realistic-looking artificial plants available. They are made from a high-quality polyester material that mimics the look and feel of natural plants. Silk plants are a great option if you are looking for something that looks close to nature but doesn't require any maintenance. PVC Plants: PVC plants are made from a durable plastic material designed to withstand heavy use. These plants are perfect for areas with a lot of traffic, such as office lobbies or entryways, and PVC plants are also easy to clean and maintain. Foam Plants: Foam plants are another artificial plant that is very lightweight and easy to move around. Foam plants are made from a Styrofoam material and then covered with a soft fabric. These plants are an excellent option for temporary displays or areas where you need something easy to transport. How To Choose The Best Artificial Plants? Buying faux plants is to remain stress-free and keep maintenance costs near zero. You may have seen some artificial plants or artificial plant wall panels that may have a tacky or cheap appearance. So, while buying, you must be careful to avoid these and go for the ones that mimic the natural plants. Also, the secret to finding the best faux plant wall panel or an artificial plant is imperfection! Here are some things you need to look out for when choosing the best artificial plants or fake plant walls: Consider What You Are Looking For: Consider the type of artificial plant you need. From there, look at playing with colours, scale, and size when complementing these plants. Is it wise to add tall artificial trees to break up the space? Or maybe some fake flowering plants could lighten up all that green? Maybe you could consider our fake hanging plants or artificial plant wall panels. It is a perfect option to choose artificial greenery, identical copies of live plants. If you have decided to decorate your living, work, or event space, you should look at the stunning collection of artificial plant wall panels. The Shape, Size And Structure: When buying artificial plants or a fake plant wall panel, pay close attention to the plant's stems and leaves. The stems should remain their natural colour and form, which is the wrong choice if the stem is perfectly straight. Look for fake plants or artificial plant walls that mimic specific live plants. The artificial plant must have leaves of varying colours to mimic the old and new leaves to resemble a natural, live plant. Examine Your Space: Evaluate the space where you are looking to place the plant. Much like any other form of décor, artificial plants or fake plant walls can be life-enhancing. In contrast, some are more suited to spaces where they will be more subtle and discreet. Others command the attention of anyone entering the space. The type of artificial plant you require entirely depends on the space you plan to decorate. Go With The Season: It would be best if you changed the plants according to the season. If you want your artificial plants to look natural, you cannot have a spring plant during the winter season. Having unseasonal plants will make the artificial plants scream "fake". So, buy plants for different seasons and rotate them according to the seasons. Check The Quality Of The Artificial Plant: One of the most important factors to consider is the quality of the artificial plant. Creating an attractive artificial garden cannot serve a purpose if the plants are of low quality and will fall apart in a few months. So make sure you research to find a supplier committed to quality, such as Designer Vertical Gardens. Conclusion: When choosing the best designer artificial plants or faux plant wall panels for your home, office, or event, you must keep the above factors in mind. If you still have difficulty selecting the perfect artificial plants, you can consider getting some aid from experts who can help you select the best artificial plants for your home, office, or event! If you need help choosing the best artificial plants for your area, fill out the form.

Who doesn't love waking up to a beautiful garden? Flowers and green plants help create a lively indoor and outdoor environment. The eye-catching blooms, the serenity and the calmness of the greenery uplift our minds. While caring for flowers and plants in your backyard can be a therapeutic experience, some of us don't have the time to invest in gardening. Ultra-realistic artificial plants are the saviours of time-poor plant enthusiasts in Australia. Fake plants may not be nearly as demanding as real ones, but there are plenty of things you can do to ensure the longevity of your fake plants. In Australia's harsh weather, fake plants tend to fade, wither and crack over long periods. Your fake plants can create and maintain a captivating garden with proper care! Read on to find out more about how you can keep your plants safe from fading over time. Ensure You Purchase High-Quality UV-resistant Plants Here's something you should keep in mind when searching for your next artificial plants. Always ensure you purchase the highest quality artificial plants in the first place. Do the ground research; find trusted, ethical manufacturers who produce long-lasting, quality plants coated with UV-resistant materials. In the long-term, you will save a lot of money getting the right plants to start. When plants spend time out in the open, the ultraviolet rays from the sun that cause damage to our skin are also responsible for the fading of fabrics and plastics. Purchasing faux plants and flowers labelled "UV-protected" is the first step in ensuring your exquisite garden lasts for decades. Regularly Clean Your Plants Whether your faux plants are spending time indoors or outdoors, dust builds up on those lovely flower petals and leaves. Every few months, spend time cleaning the artificial plants with the right products to get the lustre back. Depending on the material of your artificial plant, you need to implement the proper cleaning techniques. For example, spraying water on delicate silk flowers may ruin the paint; you need to clean them gently with a damp cloth. You can also use a dry towel or duster to wipe off loose dust particles. Look after your lovely faux plants by purchasing an eco-friendly artificial plant cleanser that uses high-quality essential oils and natural cleaners. These products are specially formulated to be gentle on artificial plants and will not discolour or damage them. Use a UV-resistant Artificial Plant Spray Do you already own a few plants that aren't UV resistant? Don't worry. We've got a solution for you too. As we have already mentioned, exposure to sunlight can be highly damaging to artificial plants. Applying sunscreen to protect yourself from UV radiation is a no-brainer when you spend time at the beach, and UV-resistant plant sprays play the same role for fake plants. Use UV protection sprays every few months to boost the life of your artificial plants. Minimise Direct Exposure to Sunlight Where you place your plants is of utmost importance. Irrespective of precautions, sunlight may negatively affect your plants in the long run. While purchasing UV-resistant plants or using UV-resistant spray lengthens the life of your plants, they won't make your plants immune to sun damage. In addition to sunlight, winds and heavy rainfall can also damage the integrity of your plants. Hence, keeping your plants in areas with partial shade and protection from the weather is ideal. Rotate, Shuffle, Move One of the best things about artificial plants is that they are easy to move around. If a part of your plant is continuously exposed to sunlight, the colour of the plant will fade unevenly over time. If you rotate your plants, they will never have a one-sided fade. Just rotate it every few months, so all sides become equally dark and beautiful in colour. You can also shuffle them up or move the plants around, making them take turns withstanding the more dramatic weather conditions. This adds the benefit of creating new and refreshing combinations for your garden. Provide Proper Drainage for the Rainwater If you are keeping your plant outdoors and live in an area with heavy downpours, you need to consider how it will escape the pot. We strongly recommend using outdoor pots with drainage holes for the water to escape. While planting faux plants into the ground, placing some stones or sand into the ground beforehand can aid the drainage of water near the base of the plant. Artificial plants are a great way to bring life and greenery into any space. They come in many different shapes, sizes, and colours, so you're guaranteed to find one that suits your needs! They are the way to go if you want your garden to look fresh for years with minimal upkeep. Follow these steps to protect your artificial plants outside.

it's more difficult than most people think to get Mother Nature inside your home. Consider this guide from Designer Vertical Gardens for creating container gardening if you want to create a beautiful indoor garden. Decide on a style of garden When gardening indoors, there are generally two types of gardening i.e Container gardening and Hydroponic gardening. In this guide, we will talk about traditional gardening which is called container or pot gardening. Container gardens are a good option for someone who wants to rearrange their plants or want to bring the outdoors in the future. They can grow any kind of plant of any size. Choose the right space Selecting an indoor space that can aid in the growth of your plants is very important for creating a good indoor garden. Choose a location with plenty of windows and sunlight; east and west-facing windows are ideal. Place your garden (container or hydroponic) as close to a window as possible to get more heat and sunshine. Avoid the room for gardening that has a cold temperature because cold can slow down the growth of your plants. Avoid choosing that area that has a fan because it can dry out the plants which are not good. Properly control the environment One of the biggest reasons for planting indoor gardening is that we can easily monitor the environment. If done in a proper way, it can make your indoor garden more beautiful. Generally, you're responsible for checking three things i.e air temperature, water frequency, and soil condition. This solely depends on the system of the garden that you're using and on the type of plants you're going to grow in your indoor garden. There are few tools that you can use to control the environment easily.  Consider using soil heat mats. Most plants prefer soil temperatures of 75– 85 degrees Fahrenheit (24–29 degrees Celsius). Particularly in the winter, you probably don't want your house to be that hot. To solve this problem, you can buy electric mats that can heat pots from the bottom and can regulate the soil temperature.  Get yourself a drip system. Watering your plants regularly is a difficult habit to develop; instead of setting frequent reminders, invest in a drip system. This works in a way that it provides each plant with a set of small tubes and has a timer that switches the water on and off for a set time each day.  Choose a proper lighting system. Though windows provide some natural light, still you are responsible for providing your plants with artificial light. Fluorescent light tubes are usually the best choice because they are inexpensive and provide good results. You may also purchase a special heat lamp for growing indoor plants. Choose your plants Just like an outside garden, there's a huge variety of plants you can grow inside including vegetables, berries, or herbs. Before going to the nursery and picking a random plant, you have to research properly what plant will grow better in your garden. Some of the indoor plants include: Vegetables : Lettuce, carrots, peas, and mushrooms, as well as fruits like strawberries. Herbs: Basil, bay, chives, oregano, parsley, rosemary, sage, tarragon, and thyme. Flowers : Peace lily, African violet, marigold, begonia, cactus, and succulents. If you're the one who is up for container gardening, then consider the following guide to learn complete details. Choose your containers or pots You have a lot of choices for containers to plant in because you're growing indoors. You may purchase pots from standard garden supplies or can be creative and use old vases or plastic bottles. In either case, consult Designer Pots, we have premium quality pots or planters which are: ✓ Light-Weight ✓ Easily Portable ✓ Earth Friendly ✓ Modern ✓ Weather Resistant You don't need a big container to start seeds, but you'll need a container twice the size of the root ball if you're transplanting a plant. Otherwise, search for a container with drainage holes in the rim, or simply drill holes into any container. Plastic Containers or Pots are your best choice because: Plastic containers or pots are the best at retaining moisture, and Designer pots are your most authentic choice. You can also try recycling old coffee cans.  For additional drainage, line the bottom of your container with rocks; if you're using a wooden container then look for one made of redwood or cedar, which are both rot-resistant.  Avoid using any container that has been handled with chemicals, as this can cause harm to your plant. Create your potting mix Unfortunately, you can't simply take a handful of soil from your garden and use it to fill your containers or planters. Outside soil also contains diseases and insects that can destroy your plant over time, and it is rarely the correct sand/clay balance for optimal porousness. Although you can buy pre-made potting mix but making your own can save you money and ensure the consistency of your mix. You'll need 1-part coir peat, 1-part vermiculite, and 2 parts compost to make your potting mix. Both of these can be found at your nearest gardening store. Rehydrate the coir peat brick by soaking it; usually, these come with instructions so follow the soaking instructions.  Mix the coir peat and vermiculite thoroughly before adding the compost. Worm castings are a great addition to your soil, add ½-1 cup of worm castings to your mix before planting your containers. Set up your garden system You'll need to build a shelving system for your plants if you're planting a big indoor garden. Otherwise, use the guidelines above to choose a location for your container garden. You'll also need to set up your control variables, such as lighting, water, and temperature controls. If you're using a shelving system, hanging fluorescent lights and your drip system on the shelves should be easy. Otherwise, work on your room before all of the components are well adjusted. Heat mats should be installed properly under containers or pots. Buy timers for your light source, heat mats, and drip systems to switch them on and off at specific times of the day. Remember that different plants need different levels of light so group them appropriately. Put all the light-loving plants together and all the shade loving plants together, and then adjust the light accordingly. Maintain your plants You must have to maintain your garden after it has been planted to keep it in a good condition. Ensure that the plants receive enough sunlight and water and that the soil temperature does not fall below 70 degrees Fahrenheit (21 degrees Celsius). You'll need to transplant your plants into larger pots or split them into more plants as they get too large. You can order your new indoor garden pots by visiting Designer pots. We have a wide range of decorative pots from stone rectangle planters to beautiful fresh flower pots. Remove any plants that have brown spots, are wilting, or are dying from the garden to avoid the rest of the garden from disease or pests.  Every few months, you must have to add compost or fertilizer to the containers to help the plants get the nutrients they need. If you have a drip irrigation system, you can add a liquid fertilizer every few weeks to keep your plants healthy.  Set your pots in trays of rocks so that the water that drains out will keep them moist as they grow. We continue our drive towards customer excellence with our highly qualified and experienced horticultural staff, on hand to help with plant-related questions. Create a pretty home for your plants to live in and add heaps of character to your garden with the selection of indoor garden pots and planters. The Designer Pots planters and pots come in a variety of colors, sizes, and materials. So visit the store and grab yours now!

  Bringing your first indoor plant can be quite overwhelming. There are thousands of indoor plant varieties to choose from, and if you're the one who's choosing it for the first time then the task can become daunting. Some plants require a lot of attention while some don't. If you're new to plant parenthood, then consider these options from Designer Vertical Gardens and make your step towards choosing your first plant for your home. BEST OPTIONS FOR LOWEST MAINTENANCE INDOOR FAKE AND REAL PLANTS Tradescantia Zebrina Place it in bright indirect light, water when the top inch of soil dries out, fertilize once a month (except in the winter), and try to keep it in a humid environment to keep this plant happy. Although it likes to be kept moist, it can survive a few missed waterings. Just keep an eye out for yellow leaves, which might indicate that you're overwatering. Alternative: You can replace Tradescantia Zebrina with an Artificial Lavender Plant. A fake potted lavender will bring ultimate elegance and vibe to your space.  Pothos One of the most forgiving houseplants is this trailing plant. It can withstand both low and high light levels, so you can place it almost anywhere in your house. Water it when the top inch or so of soil dries out for best results. Alternative: Still confused about this Pothos, then without giving you a second thought, select the beautiful Artificial Olive Tree with Olives. You can never go wrong with this in your garden. This amazing tree will add Mediterranean vibes to your house. Air Plants Air plants are appealing because they can be shown in a variety of ways, including on stands, terrariums, and even in refrigerator magnets. They're also very low maintenance since they get most of their nutrients from the air. Simply soak them in a water bath every few weeks (shaking off any excess water) and mist in between. Alternative: Well, you have an amazing alternative to this air plant. Consider this Artificial Flowering White and Orange Peace Lily from Designer Vertical Gardens to awestruck your visitors. Chinese Evergreen The Chinese evergreen plant, also known as the Silver Bay Aglaonema, has a lovely painted look to its leaves. It is a low-maintenance indoor plant. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings to help it thrive. It requires a little light and little water to survive. Alternative: Looking for the alternative? Get your hand on Artificial Geranium Hanging Bush with Red Flowers, this will create a vibe you want to create to impress everyone around. Red Aglaonema This bright pink and green plant is as simple to care for as it is attractive. It can tolerate low light but more indirect light brings out the colors more. This beauty like to dry out between waterings, similar to the Chinese evergreen plant, and can tolerate the occasional missed watering. Alternative: Looking for some other light color? Try the artificial Calla Lily Plant from Designers Vertical Gardens. Its elegant white flowers which are made up of real touch material won't let your guests guess that it's artificial. You can place it anywhere in your house due to its evergreen nature. Can't take care of real plants? Don't worry! Visit our store online to get whatever you're looking for. Have them and enjoy seeing them forever. Read this How to Set Up an Indoor Garden

This is a known fact that environment and surroundings affect human nature and mood a lot. A good and pleasant interior not only makes us feel happy but also increases our creativity and productivity. So, it is no wonder that an employee who works in a dull environment can easily be drained off with negative energy his interior is evoking. For companies who want to create a healthy workplace so that their employees can work hard without feeling tedious - good interior design should be a priority. So here are few tips on how to create an inspiring workplace so it becomes so pleasant for every employee to work in. Try to have natural light in your workplace Workplaces must have a source of natural light in their offices. You can make it possible by rearranging desks and other settings. Not only does a lack of natural light cause headaches, but people who work in such settings often deal with a general lack of motivation and positive energy, which isn't something good for work productivity. There should be greenery all the way Research has shown that plants can be of great importance in the workplace, as greenery reduces stress and anxiety. But when it comes to workspace, artificial plants are excellent replacement for the real ones. Some people might consider decorative plants like vertical gardens, or artificial green walls as unnecessary items but they are of vertical greater value to everyone working there, creating positive atmosphere around them. Plants enhance the aesthetics of every room while also improving air quality. You can make use of artificial green walls and vertical gardens to create your workspace more pleasant and beautiful. You can have these green walls from Designer Vertical Garden, the beautiful mixture of artificial grasses, ferns, and ivy leaves make it the top choice for your inspiring workplace, making it less gloomy and bare. Try to make your workplace colorful Colors have a lot of power when it comes to creating the atmosphere you want in a workspace. Offices are often dull with lifeless colors like grey and black. Adding a splash of color can bring new life into the workplace and inspire employees to be more creative and productive. You can also add Twiggy Japanese Natural Bamboo Trunk - this exceptionally realistic artificial bamboo is the perfect choice for anyone who loves greenery in the workplace. Always prefer to nurture a community Some people give their best when they work alone, but some always prefer to work in a team and come up with some mind-blowing results. You can use this sense of community in your office design too. Incorporating these areas with good sceneries and with green walls or artificial vertical garden where employees can work together effectively in a good surrounding environment. You can use certain spaces of your workplace to an open office. Think about the health of your employees However, just because the furniture is a comfortable and green wall is there; doesn't mean that it is enough. An inspiring workplace must also consider the health of its workers. Incorporating ergonomic furniture that will not cause discomfort or health issues even when used for a prolonged time, is also very important. The fact that employees spend the majority of their waking hours at the workplace, should be a good enough reason for every employer to do everything possible to create an atmosphere that fosters innovation and productivity. If you follow the above guidelines, you'll notice a difference in no time.   WANT TO RENOVATE YOUR WORKPLACE INTO INSPIRING SPACE? Since artificial plants and trees do not need water, manure, soil, or trimming, they are great for saving water and other maintenance cost and time associated with the natural ones. This makes them the best option in workspaces without compromising on the look you want to achieve with the real ones. So that’s where we come into the picture. Our wide range of fake plants, vertical gardens, and artificial green walls are the best fit for all your trendy needs Read This Enliven Your Office Space with a Vertical Garden

The way we used to live, eat, and the shop has changed dramatically. Commercial office fit-out trends are guided by the changing nature of work. As we begin a new year in the COVID age, we believe that knowing how the world of work is evolving around us is the key to forecasting trends in the commercial fit-out. Companies are being challenged to grow and thrive in a rapidly evolving environment as the world becomes more multifaceted and digitally linked. Employees' tasks and responsibilities are changing as a result of technological advancements, so the commercial fit-out trends. Let's have a look at some top trending commercial fit-out trends. Health and safety will be of utmost importance The theme for commercial fit-out this year will change from collaborative spaces to silo designing, with furniture that is spaced apart from each other and the installation of screened cubicles. We are also seeing that the conference rooms are changing into web conference rooms. To adjust to these specific working conditions, better IT infrastructure, as well as workspace flexibility, are needed to be improved. Technological Innovations will get their way Digitization has impacted every part of our lives. However, technology does not necessarily imply that you can communicate at any time and from any place. There are various ways that technical advances can simplify work and enhance health and well-being in commercial spaces such as offices, co-working zones, and malls. Remote tracking, 3D visualization, and augmented and virtual reality are also part of the future of interior design. There will be more sustainability in designs and materials As global citizens, we're becoming more conscious of our environmental effects due to the rising COVID situation. Businesses must do much more to help us reduce our carbon footprint and create a more prosperous future. For a sustainable commercial fit out you must focus on three main areas: the use of green building materials like faux greenery is a trend nowadays. You can use our premium quality evergreen vertical gardens, fake hanging baskets, fake walls, and fake plants to make your indoors and outdoors look aesthetic and evoke the calm and peaceful vibes in a workspace. The proper resource and waste management. Items that can be used for a prolonged time Furthermore, when preparing for all of our projects, we must keep sustainability our topmost priority in mind. We must prioritize the use of materials that can be used for a prolonged time. In this case, to make our spaces vibrant on an affordable budget, we should prefer fake hangings, and fake plants more. Besides, for your designs, we suggest energy-saving lighting and fixtures with an additional source of natural light. So what's next? As we have entered a new year after a turbulent one, we can confidently predict that safety, sustainability, and technological innovation will be the main trends that will form the commercial fitouts this year. Being one of the leading fit-out vertical garden designers in the region, we are dedicated to providing only the best service to our clients. Get in touch today to discuss how to integrate the latest fit-out trends by using vertical gardens and fake plants into your project in a sustainable way. Read This Create a Custom Artificial Green Wall

Design trends are always changing so today we look at the top artificial plant trends of 2020, inlcuding faux orchids, artificial vines and fake plant hanging baskets. Our expert Designer Glaiza Ong explores the top trending faux plants and as always get in touch for your very own specific advice.

Does the color blue make you feel calm and relaxed? Does the color yellow make you feel anxious? While the color green surroundings somehow heal you from within? The fact is, colors tend to have an effect on our well-being. Artists and interior designers have long believed that colors & pigments can dramatically affect the moods, feelings, and emotions of people, as well as health. 

With an ever increasing pace in life, and an overall reduction in greenery in the world around us, we explore 5 great reasons to consider installing a vertical garden in your home or office.

This article is about the basics of Artificial Vertical Gardens and it's benefits.