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Exterior Artificial Foliage the Rage in High Rise Buildings

Wed, 5 Dec 2012 00:30:45 EST

Exterior artificial foliage, including artificial hedge mats, artificial bushes, brush, and flowers are dressing up balconies on high rise condos in cities all over the country. We have all been driving in big cities like Chicago, New York, and LA, and have seen the incredible balconies and penthouses rising high above the cities. We see the flowers and plants decorating those balconies and wonder what it would be like to live there.
 
City dwellers are busy and always on the go. Many are way too busy to maintain and nurture real plants, but at the same time want a 'green area' in their space in the concrete jungle. Many are using exterior artificial foliage to create a garden of sorts on their urban balconies, and with fantastic results.
 
Passers by see the incredible gardens growing in the sky and wonder how that happens. Geranium Street Floral provides consumers with a wide variety of exterior artificial foliage, including artificial hedge mat, bushes, topiary balls, and flowers. Artificial plants make sense in the city because they require almost zero maintenance, and look great no matter what the weather condition are – they can even survive snow and frigid temperatures.
 
Artificial hedge mat is one of the hottest items among designers. People are using the hedge mat to create faux hedges indoors and outdoors. From a short distance it looks just like the real thing. Artificial plants and bushes add depth to any space and are so real looking it is uncanny.   
 
Geranium Street Floral has recently imported directly from China a whole range of products – including UV resistant artificial hedge mats, bushes, topiary balls, and artificial brush. Television and movie producers are buying artificial plants like they are going out of style to dress their sets. Likewise, smart urban designers are using artificial foliage to create a lively look to downtown condos.  Also, like Geranium Street Floral on Facebook.