Well, no and probably not. But the sad fact is that once your little piece of nature is snipped off, uprooted, transplanted or otherwise transported to your office, your living room or any other spot where Mother Nature can't take care of it, human hands are going to be required full time. If not, she'll eventually take over again and take the beauty out from your plants and flowers.
This may not be what you had in mind for your office or your living room.
This is one case where imitation is truly the sincerest form of flattery. We are fortunate indeed to have access to the whole panorama of the plant kingdom - man made! No fallen leaves to vacuum off the carpet, no sad flowers wilting and dying. No re-potting and getting dirt all over the floor. No soggy spots where the watering got out of hand. No sudden sneezing fits when the fan blows across our greenery and the allergy kicks in. We have a marvelous substitute for living plants, and it is possibly the most versatile and attractive part of any décor in any home or office.You can find a replica of just about any variety of plant found in nature, most quite amazingly "life-like", on the shelves or floors of retail establishments everywhere, since they require no maintenance and have an almost limitless shelf-life. This is, of course, also true after you purchase them and take them home. The only maintenance you'll have to perform is an occasional dusting. And you won't have to concern yourself with light and humidity or other environmental issues. Your replica will thrive just as well in the dimly lit corners as it will by a sunny window.
For adding aesthetic appeal to your surroundings it is hard to beat artificial plants and flowers. They provide color and texture that mere carpet and furniture cannot rival. You can get them tailor-made to the size and shape of their accommodations, as well as to the overall décor. Consider the potential for making a dramatic change in the ambiance of a room just by the addition of a lovely, leafy tree against a bare wall or a spray of vibrant color on the bookcase.
From bougainvillea to bottlebrush, camellia to cactus, you can enhance any decorating scheme with a low-maintenance, long-lasting and life-like imitations of nature. OK, they're artificial . . . but aren't they beautiful? Oh, yes indeed.
Published by Marki E.
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