i cedar

Faux cedar foliage is typically made from PE (polyethylene) or other UV-resistant artificial materials. Bases or containers vary by listing and may use a plastic pot or a cement-filled base for added stability.

Common accessories include garden stakes for secure outdoor placement and, for decorative balls, zip ties or interlocking connectors to assemble and reinforce the halves.

Listings vary: some trees are sold without a container, others include a plastic pot, and at least one item shows a cement-filled base for added stability.

Scent options include a cedar-and-balsam oil refill for warmers, while floor-cleaning pods are offered in Crisp Citrus and Lavender; package descriptions specifically highlight the cedar/balsam fragrance for the oil refills.

Topiary trees are listed in heights ranging roughly from 23.62 inches (about 2 ft) up to 36 inches. Decorative cedar spheres list inner/top openings of 12" or 16" and outer diameters of about 18" or 20"; one listing notes an overall 22-inch sphere.

Many listings describe freestanding ground placement and label items for indoor and/or outdoor use. Several products note UV-resistant or weather-ready materials, and some include garden stakes or weighted/secure bases for outdoor stability.

They are advertised as low- to no-maintenance: no watering, fertilizing, or trimming. After shipment they may need reshaping—exposure to sunlight or gentle heat (e.g., a hairdryer) can help, and loose leaves can usually be reinserted by hand.

A cedar-and-balsam scented oil refill is listed and appears as a 2-pack of oil refills intended for standard warmers.

The decorative cedar spheres list suitable flowerpot diameters in two groups: 8"–12" or 12"–16". Their inner/top openings are given as 12" or 16", with outer diameters listed around 18" or 20".