Faux Willow Tree 7’
Details
Our Faux Willow Tree is absolutely captivating, boasting a breathtaking canopy of delicate branches. Expertly designed by horticulturists, each branch on the tree flaunts a collection of realistic leaves in bright green hues. Standing atop a textured trunk, this seven-foot tall tree will instantly transform a room without the need for periodical upkeep. Pair this gorgeous tree with a modern planter from our collection to create the perfect look.
Editors' Note
The ethereal charm of a willow tree is in both its flexible branches, famed for easily swaying with each passing wind, and the cascade of tiny pale green leaves which flow down on slim green stems. In African Diaspora cultures, the willow has also been known for its medicinal benefits that date back thousands of years. The Sumerians and Egyptians used the willow’s bark to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Hippocrates described the tree’s medical uses, and Native Americans called the weeping willow the Toothache Tree — because chewing its young twigs relieved tooth pain. The active agent in the willow bark is salicin, that has been effectively used to treat a variety of health problems ranging from rheumatism to malaria, fever, gonorrhea, and even cancer. The tree was used in the 1800s in the development of aspirin, and is effective as an antiseptic as well. With cuttings reaching American shores prior to the Revolutionary War, Weeping Willows can be found throughout the Americas, and are associated with Black culture through its use in folk medicine and herbal remedies.
Details
Our Faux Willow Tree is absolutely captivating, boasting a breathtaking canopy of delicate branches. Expertly designed by horticulturists, each branch on the tree flaunts a collection of realistic leaves in bright green hues. Standing atop a textured trunk, this seven-foot tall tree will instantly transform a room without the need for periodical upkeep. Pair this gorgeous tree with a modern planter from our collection to create the perfect look.
Editors' Note
The ethereal charm of a willow tree is in both its flexible branches, famed for easily swaying with each passing wind, and the cascade of tiny pale green leaves which flow down on slim green stems. In African Diaspora cultures, the willow has also been known for its medicinal benefits that date back thousands of years. The Sumerians and Egyptians used the willow’s bark to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Hippocrates described the tree’s medical uses, and Native Americans called the weeping willow the Toothache Tree — because chewing its young twigs relieved tooth pain. The active agent in the willow bark is salicin, that has been effectively used to treat a variety of health problems ranging from rheumatism to malaria, fever, gonorrhea, and even cancer. The tree was used in the 1800s in the development of aspirin, and is effective as an antiseptic as well. With cuttings reaching American shores prior to the Revolutionary War, Weeping Willows can be found throughout the Americas, and are associated with Black culture through its use in folk medicine and herbal remedies.
Details
Our Faux Willow Tree is absolutely captivating, boasting a breathtaking canopy of delicate branches. Expertly designed by horticulturists, each branch on the tree flaunts a collection of realistic leaves in bright green hues. Standing atop a textured trunk, this seven-foot tall tree will instantly transform a room without the need for periodical upkeep. Pair this gorgeous tree with a modern planter from our collection to create the perfect look.
Editors' Note
The ethereal charm of a willow tree is in both its flexible branches, famed for easily swaying with each passing wind, and the cascade of tiny pale green leaves which flow down on slim green stems. In African Diaspora cultures, the willow has also been known for its medicinal benefits that date back thousands of years. The Sumerians and Egyptians used the willow’s bark to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Hippocrates described the tree’s medical uses, and Native Americans called the weeping willow the Toothache Tree — because chewing its young twigs relieved tooth pain. The active agent in the willow bark is salicin, that has been effectively used to treat a variety of health problems ranging from rheumatism to malaria, fever, gonorrhea, and even cancer. The tree was used in the 1800s in the development of aspirin, and is effective as an antiseptic as well. With cuttings reaching American shores prior to the Revolutionary War, Weeping Willows can be found throughout the Americas, and are associated with Black culture through its use in folk medicine and herbal remedies.
Additional Details
7’ Willow Artificial Tree
Color: Green
Height: 7 Ft.
Width: 21 In.
Depth: 21 In.
Pot Size: H: 5.5 In. W: 6.5 In. D: 6.5 In.
Made to order
Ships within the continental US in 3-4 weeks
