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artificial potted plant, 9 cm, thyme
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Article no: 903.751.55
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Key features
Lifelike artificial plant that remain just as fresh-looking year after year.
FEJKA artificial potted plants that don’t require a green thumb. Perfect when you have better things to do than water plants and tidy up dead leaves. You’ll have everyone fooled because they look so lifelike.
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Care instructions
Wipe clean with a dry cloth.
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Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
Guaranteed green, with no effort
Artificial potted plants give the same cosy, green feeling as live plants - but you don't have to water and care for them. You can place them in a dark corner, go away on holiday or just forget all about them - and still have fresh-looking plants at home.
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