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Faux Bird of Paradise Plant
Faux Bird of Paradise Plant | Faux Bird of Paradise Plant ID# PRG-975LTLS
Faux Bird of Paradise Plant ID# PRG-975LTLS
Faux Bird of Paradise Plant | Faux Bird of Paradise Plant ID# PRG-975LTLS
Faux Bird of Paradise Plant ID# PRG-975LTLS
Faux Bird of Paradise Plant | Faux Bird of Paradise Plant ID# PRG-975LTLS

Faux Bird of Paradise Plant

ID# PRG-975LTLS

The faux Bird of Paradise plant is handcrafted by the artisans at Plantscape Commercial Silk and showcases a tropical crown of seven silk leaves. Similar to a Banana Tree, the Bird of Paradise leaves are full, paddle-like displays of green, that sit atop thin airy stems in a potted arrangement. A native to South Africa, the Bird of Paradise is often used as a large plant or small tree accent for commercial spaces that still want light to shine throughout the landscaping. Custom and wholesale options are available upon request.
It is difficult for a Bird of Paradise to survive unless you live in a place with a tropical climate. Plantscape Commercial Silk’s faux Bird of Paradise plant enables you to enjoy the beauty of the plant without having to maintain it.
Our artisans replicated this beautiful plant after extensively studying the real thing. As a result, you have a botanically accurate faux houseplant that is indistinguishable from its real-life counterpart. The leaves of our faux Bird of Paradise plants are made from high-quality polyester in a vibrant green color adding a pop of freshness to your space.
To make our faux Bird of Paradise plants extra durable and safe, we have used our proprietary ThermaLeaf® technology. The ThermaLeaf® technology fireproofs our indoor plants and also adds a layer of protection that prevents the leaves from fading or decaying. Consequently, you have a houseplant that will survive the years without perishing.

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Height4'-26'
FoliagePolyester
TrunkPlastic
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