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I am considering your light-up planters (round and square) and need to know which of your artifical plants will fit into the light up pots.
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Age: 45-54
Gender: Female
8 months ago
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Thank you for your question.The Artificial Cycas Palms come in three sizes and the pot sizes are as follows:
sku # 416118, 24" Cycas - 4-1/2"H X 4-1/2" diameter
sku # 416126, 28" Cycas - 6"H X 6" diameter
sku # 416134, 36" Cycas - 7"H X 7" diameter
The Artificial 36" Cycas Palm is the size we would consider for either the round or the square illuminated planters. The top opening of the illuminated planters is 13-1/2" in diameter and 10-1/2" deep. Improvements also carries an Artificial Boxwood Ball Topiary, sku #364302 which would also look nice, pot size is 7-1/2" H X 8" diameter. Additional fill (not included) in the planters surrounding the artificial plants would be necessary to help stabilize and keep them from toppling over. Suggestion: pebbles or polished stones will help unless real plants are used then this would not be needed.
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