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Most listings show these pieces as indoor items. The examples include both floor trees and a tabletop arrangement, so you can use them on the floor or on tabletops indoors.

Many floor trees are sold in a nursery-style planter or include a pot. Some listings instead list a separate tree base rather than a decorative planter.

No — the listings mark these dogwood trees as unlit and indicate they do not use batteries.

Weights in the results range from about 0.44 pounds for the small tabletop arrangement up to roughly 23.1 pounds for larger options.

The selection includes blossom-style trees with faux blossoms and vibrant flowers, plus autumn/fall styles in rust and golden tones.

Floor dogwood trees commonly list heights around 5–7 feet, with widths roughly 16–32 inches and depths about 14–32 inches.

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