Artificial Olive Tree, 4 to 6 ft, PE Foliage, Stainless Steel Branches

A faux olive tree with PE foliage on stainless steel branch wire, available in 5 ft and 6 ft heights. An olive tree brings a settled, Mediterranean read into a room without the upkeep of the real thing. The polyethylene leaves are durable and easy to clean, and the branches are built on stainless steel rather than generic wire, so they hold their shape once you have set them. At 5 ft or 6 ft it suits a corner of a living room, an office or a hallway without needing a tall ceiling.

What are the exact dimensions and materials?

Heights available	5 ft · 6 ft
Foliage material	PE (polyethylene)
Branch armature	Stainless steel
Pot	Pot with a moss-covered soil surface
Placement	Best indoors, or on a covered porch out of direct sun
Assembly	2-step installation

Which height should I buy for my room?

Height	Ceiling it suits	What it does in the room
5 ft	8 ft	A corner or beside a sofa or chair.
6 ft	8 to 9 ft	The fuller presence of the two sizes.

Artificial olive tree, or a real one?

	This tree	Live olive tree indoors in Canada
Light required	None	Six to eight hours of direct sun, which almost no Canadian window delivers
Common failure mode	None	Leaf drop within a single winter is the typical result indoors
Foliage	PE	Real leaves, grey-green with silver undersides, genuinely irreplaceable
Cost, year one	Paid once, at purchase	Additional pot and likely a grow light required
Cost, year five	Nothing further	Frequently replaced after a failed winter or two
Maintenance	A monthly wipe with a cloth	Watering, feeding, repotting, pest control

Olive is the clearest case in our range for buying artificial. It is a full-sun Mediterranean species, and a Canadian interior does not supply that light for half the year regardless of how good the window is.

What arrives in the box, and what do I have to do to it?

Every tree on this site ships compressed. The branches are folded in against the trunk so the box survives transit, and it will come out of that box looking flatter and thinner than the photographs. Opening it out by hand is not an optional finishing touch. It is the difference between a tree that reads as real and one that reads as a prop. Work from the lowest branches upward, pull each stem away from its neighbour, and give the leaves individual angles rather than a uniform fan.

Olive branches are fine and the leaves small, so an olive tree takes longer to fluff convincingly than a broad-leaf tree of the same height; work the inner branches before the outer ones or the canopy looks hollow from the side. Inspect the pot and the trunk when your delivery arrives, and photograph any transit damage before you unpack further so we can put it right quickly.

Common questions

What are the leaves made of?

Polyethylene, or PE: one of the two common leaf materials in this category, alongside silk. It tends to hold a slightly glossier finish than silk but is generally easier to wipe clean. The branch wire is stainless steel, which keeps its shape well once the tree is set.

Can I put this outside?

This tree is best suited to indoor spaces: living rooms, offices, hotels and similar settings. At most, use it on a covered porch out of direct sun. For an uncovered outdoor spot, choose a model from our range with a published UV-resistant claim instead.

How do I clean it?

A quick wipe with a cloth once a month keeps the tree looking vibrant: a damp microfibre cloth, leaf by leaf, working more often in a kitchen where cooking grease settles in the air. Avoid furniture polish or anything silicone-based, since it adds back a glossy sheen that undoes the point of a matte PE leaf finish.