Silk flowers generally look more natural than plastic. Higher-priced stems feature wired petals and leaves that can be shaped, hand-painted details, and stems wrapped in floral tape. Budget options may have single blossoms per stem and less detail.
Artificial plants require minimal upkeep—occasional dusting keeps them fresh-looking for years.
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