Two camellia trees at 36 in each carry orange blooms set among green leaves, shaped to mimic the enchanting beauty of a real camellia rather than reading as generic filler flowers. The blooms open at varied stages across the canopy, which is what keeps a faux flowering tree from looking like the same molded shape repeated dozens of times. Trunks are PE finished with simulated bark, carrying the ridged texture and irregular tone of real wood, and realistic moss is laid across the surface of each pot. That moss does quiet work: it covers the joint where the trunk enters the filler, the spot that usually exposes an artificial plant when it is viewed from above. Flowers and leaves are plastic over polyester fabric and PEVA, with PP framing beneath. The combination is reliable and crack-resistant, so petals flex instead of snapping when the trees are moved or brushed against, and the set is built to last through repeated seasonal repositioning. Each flowerpot measures 6 in by 5 in with cement built into the base, and that ballast prevents the wobbling or tipping over that a hollow pot allows under a 36-in canopy. One tree weighs 7 lbs, and the pair totals 14 lbs in all. Maintenance is free entirely, with no watering, feeding, or pruning, and the trees are not affected by seasons, keeping their vitality all the time. No assembly is required. The only step after unpacking is to rearrange the leaves and flowers by hand for a fuller shape. The pair suits a home, office, wedding, front door, porch, or balcony equally well.