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"Magnolias were a plus but ...'their leaves really looked faux -- very green."
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13” Magnolia Artificial Candelabrum Arrangement
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A clear candelabrum sits in the middle of many large white blossoms that accent soft green leaves with this magnolia artificial candelabrum arrangement. At a height of 13 inches, the small size of this ornament makes it easier to fit on any surface in your home. Use it as a centerpiece for your mantel, plant shelf, or built-in wall shelf for an elegant finish.
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Easy to Maintain: Dust gently or wipe with clean, dry cloth.
Why You'll Love It
Explore the details that make this piece easy to enjoy, easy to style, and made to fit beautifully into everyday living.
Quality Designs You Can Trust
Nearly Natural offers remarkably lifelike artificial trees, plants, and florals that elevate every room. Created by premium materials, and loved by interior designers and homeowners alike, our collection combines lasting quality, natural beauty, and effortless style.
Zero Maintenance, Family Friendly
Enjoy lush greenery without the watering, pruning, or upkeep of live plants. Artificial plants stay fresh season after season, so you can style them once and enjoy them effortlessly. Enjoy the look of real plants in any room, without worrying about allergies, curious kids and pets, or cleanup of dirt and dropped leaves.
Horticulturist-Designed, Inspired by Nature
Pioneers in the industry, Nearly Natural is
the largest seller of faux plants, trees, and flowers. We are the first artificial floral company to hire head designers with years of experience with live plants. We source products with a sound and in-depth knowledge of our industry: Nature. It's our mission to provide exceptional products that exceed customer expectations at a price that is fair and reasonable.
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