Oypla artificial pyramid topiary trees in wooden planters (pair, 90cm)

Description

Wooden box planters give this Oypla pair a warm, slightly rustic character. Above each square base, the artificial boxwood rises in a slim pyramid, creating a simple shape that suits a front door, garden room or paved courtyard. It is a different look from a rounded lollipop tree, with straight lines that sit comfortably beside brickwork and panelled doors.

A tidy pyramid from base to tip

The trees are approximately 90cm tall overall and 20cm across. Their compact footprint is helpful where there is room for greenery but little space for a spreading plant. The foliage narrows towards the top, giving each tree a clear, clipped silhouette without the need to maintain a living hedge plant.

Small artificial leaves cover the surface closely. The green is strongest when the trees are viewed as part of the wider setting, so they work especially well as a pair framing an entrance or marking the edge of a seating area. A plain wall behind them allows the tapered outline to stand out.

Wooden boxes with their own character

The included wooden planters save you having to find separate containers immediately. Their horizontal slats add texture below the foliage and soften the more formal pyramid shape. They can be left visible for a natural garden feel, or placed within larger outer pots if you prefer a different finish.

Some owners have personalised the wooden bases to fit their own entrance. Others use larger pots and stones to give the trees extra support outside. If you intend to alter the finish of the wood, choose a treatment suitable for the material and the eventual display position. Any additional coating, planter or ballast is a separate styling choice.

Plan for the position as well as the appearance

Customer feedback is positive about the decorative effect and the way the pair looks beside a front door. Owners also make a useful practical point: the trees are fairly light, so a windy spot benefits from a more substantial base. Secure them carefully where gusts could catch the foliage, and keep the route through the doorway clear.

These are artificial trees, and their construction is more apparent close up than from a few steps away. That makes them particularly suited to an entrance display where the overall shape and matching pair do most of the work. They can be used indoors or outdoors, with a sheltered position helping keep both foliage and wooden bases looking their best.

After unpacking, check the leaves for any flattened patches and give them a gentle tidy. The pyramids need no seasonal trimming, and routine cleaning is simply a matter of removing dust or surface dirt. For a modest doorway, they provide an orderly green frame with a little more warmth and texture than a plain nursery pot.