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The artificial boxwood bush works well in an outdoor porch planter in Northwest Michigan after the evergreen season is over and before planting real flowers is possible. I purchased two packs of 6 to fill a round sand-filled pot slightly under 11 inches in diameter. The pot sits inside an 11" square planter. To be honest, I could have used another pack of 6 to completely fill in very thickly, but the two packs of 6 were quite adequate. The shipping time is stellar - 5stars - shipped in a beautiful box! All in all, a very perky and cheerful display in the very early spring.

I used 9 small bunches in each of two six-inch pots to replace pothos ivy that got fungus gnats. These boxwoods are rich and they looked full using just the six boxwood stems that came in one package. They are real looking and I think they'll go the distance. I wonder about the one pot that is in sun in the mornings and I'll watch it for fading, but right now these are a very good value for the money. Good artificial boxwood is expensive at the hobby stores but these were less and the same or better quality.

Love these! Price was great and they look great. Up close you can tell they are fake but I love the variety of shades of green, which give it a more natural look, especially from several feet away. I have them in a long wooden window flower box on my outdoor patio table. It’s covered so I don’t get sun there (Florida... you don’t want more sun than necessary) but I wanted plants on my table and my plants got too leggy (and messy with watering) without the sun. These are perfect. When they get dusty I can just tip the container upside down (they are stuck into foam) and spray them clean with the hose. Will buy more to make a wreath.

I wanted to fill five little window pots with something green and wound up using one stem of these as a center and then cutting and adding more small stems to cover the floral foam in the pot. It looks okay and never needs to be watered, but the plantss are pretty obvously artificial and plastic. I couldn't find anything the right size in silk, so it will do for now . Depending on where it would be used, this could be a good item for some folks - say a wndow box in the sahde outdoors? I may try some of the leftover stems there.

Cute and works well for decor. I trimmed the ends down to the first notch where they're all joined together and it worked like a charm for my smaller buckets. Had a weird melted plastic smell out of the bag. Not wholly unpleasant and not strong smelling - like the smell of hot glue guns or those tiny plastic toys you could buy or win as prizes in the 90s. Kind of nostalgic actually 🤣🤣🤣 6 for 15 bucks isn't too bad - probably a price I'm more willing to pay because we are in quarantine. PS - the photo contains all 6 sprigs. 2 per bucket.

I wanted to use these to add some green to my outdoor porch. Once set was all I needed to fill my outdoor pot! They look great!

I love this boxwood. The color is good and the price is great. I used these to make a mini boxwood wreath. I gave it 3 stars because one of the branches was missing all of its leaves. I didnt realize until I was down to the last bushel. In a project where every branch counts, its very dissapointing to not discover that til the very end.

These branches are thick enough and nice for a quick decoration to add a little green to your space and it’s maintenance-free. I found an old candle jar and some pebbles left over from an aquarium project to make this arrangement. I cut some tips off the branches that were bent funny or too long to shape it up. Good value for something that can last forever.