Featuring textured green and yellow foliage, the Artificial Yellow Cordyline is a delightful and realistic little faux plant.
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We have customers who simply have restrictions – be it low light, busy schedules, small children, or curious pets. Faux plants give them the ability to bring greenery and joy into their space, minus the headache.
Add some green
Plants are the best way to add a pop of colour and bring warmth to your space! A splash of green will instantly light up the room
Why we love our Artificial Yellow Cordyline?
Our Yellow Cordyline fans out to display its variegated green and yellow leaves. It’s a smaller, perky plant that is sure to brighten up any sideboard or bookshelf.
What's the best way to style this plant?
This artificial variety looks great in a cluster with other plants or a sunny addition on a sideboard or coffee table. Try pairing it with its big cousin, our Artificial Chunky Cordyline.
Dimensions
This plant measures approx 33cm wide, and 50cm from the base of the stem to the top of the leaves.
Which size pot fits this plant?
We recommend a 15-20cm pot (height and width). We have spent time curating our recommended pots for these plants below. Simply add your selection and you’re good to go.
Why choose artificial?
We have customers who simply have restrictions – be it low light, busy schedules, small children, or curious pets. Faux plants give them the ability to bring greenery and joy into their space, minus the headache. Find out more here.
Our Story
Greenery matters. Treating your living space as a natural extension of the outdoors has been credited to relieving stress, increasing productivity and creating a happy and vibrant home. Whether your space is a bright white kitchen or a tired living room, it's yours to personalise and we're here to help.
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Gorgeous (faux) plant that fits perfectly in a 15 cm pot as recommended! Many thanks to the Plants Project team for all the advice and recommendations.
