Artificial Plants in Toronto: Where to Actually Buy

Toronto buyers have more routes to an artificial tree than most of the country: a specialist showroom within a reasonable drive, big-box floor stock, and Canadian online sellers who deliver to the door in CAD. The routes are not interchangeable, and picking the wrong one for your situation wastes either a Saturday or a courier fee. Here is what each route actually gets you, with retailer details checked in late August 2026.

Among the online specialists, what sets Eververda apart is range: the whole catalogue is artificial trees and plants, running from residential sizes through commercial-scale specimens in one place, rather than being one category inside a general home range.

Where can you see artificial trees in person near Toronto?

The GTA has one dedicated specialist showroom. Waysaving operates a showroom and wholesale location at 6705 Tomken Rd Unit 1 in Mississauga (main floor, door 2 is the entrance), open Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm, with free local pickup when checked on 28 to 29 August 2026. It runs a purchase line and an event-rental line from the same building, and the practical advantage is exactly what you would expect: large trees stand at full height on the floor, so canopy density and trunk texture can be judged in person rather than from a flattering product photograph.

Waysaving serves both a CAD and a USD view with genuinely different market prices rather than a conversion of one into the other, and its CAD price block renders as a bare dollar figure with only the variant line naming the currency, so confirm which view you are on before comparing. When we checked its CAD view on 28 to 29 August 2026, a 6 ft olive was $230.00 on sale against a regular $299.00, a 7 ft was $260.00 against $350.00, an 8 ft was $600.00 against $899.00, and a 10 ft was $800.00 against $1,200.00. On Waysaving's CAD view when re-checked on 12 October 2026, the 6 ft olive still showed a $230.00 sale price but its regular price had moved to $350.00, with a $120.00 saving shown alongside it. One practical note: a showroom shows you what is in the building that day, so if a specific size matters, confirm it is on the floor before you drive.

What do big-box stores in the GTA actually stock?

IKEA was the clearest case of floor stock you can touch: the FEJKA artificial olive, at 150 cm plant height, was $69.99 CAD on 28 to 29 August 2026, and the FEJKA weeping fig was $79.99. The olive has since gone: no FEJKA olive was listed on IKEA Canada's site when re-checked on 12 October 2026, when the only olive item listed was an artificial olive branch, 75 cm, at $4.99. Canadian Tire, Home Depot Canada and Costco.ca all list artificial olive or fig trees online as well, though when we checked, their product prices rendered only in a live browser, which makes comparing ahead of a store visit harder than it should be.

Two caveats apply to the whole big-box route. First, what is physically in a given store varies by location and season, so an online listing is no promise the tree is standing in the store near you. Second, big-box stock concentrates at the small end of the size range and the mass-market end of the build range: fine for a tree viewed from across the room, and exactly what the price says it is. What makes an artificial tree look real explains the five checks that separate the build tiers, and why faux trees cost $80 or $900 explains where the money goes.

Which online specialists ship to Toronto?

Eververda is a Toronto-based online retailer and delivers across Canada, the GTA included, with prices shown in CAD. The in-person stops above are a showroom whose floor stock changes day to day and general retailers for whom plants are a small part of what they sell. Ordering from a specialist online swaps a small selection seen on the day for the full range delivered, and for Canadian delivery Eververda quotes pieces with delivery included rather than selling them at a fixed shipping rate.

Every product page carries a specification table holding what the manufacturer documented (height, and trunk material and foliage counts where documented), and where a value was never documented it reads "Not specified" rather than being guessed, which lets you compare builds from your sofa. Three worked examples: a 5.25 to 7 ft olive on a natural wood trunk is $249 to $419 CAD, a 4 to 7 ft fiddle leaf fig with a weighted base is $244.99 to $450.99 CAD, and a golden cane palm sold single or as a pair runs $289 to $869 CAD. Anything priced $3,000 CAD and above is sold by quote only, and so are architectural and commercial-scale pieces below that line, with freight, crating, lead time and site access planned per order, the usual route for lobbies and restaurant fit-outs.

Véronneau ships from Quebec and is the established eastern specialist. On 28 to 29 August 2026 its 70-inch artificial olive was $299.99 CAD, and its handmade artisan olive line, built on natural wood trunks in 5 to 9 ft and custom sizes, ran $299.99 to $1,149.99 CAD.

Silk Plants Canada ships from Kelowna, BC, within Canada only, quoting 2 to 5 business days of processing plus 3 to 10 business days in transit, with custom trees offered from 3 to 12 ft, all as published on 28 to 29 August 2026. One thing to check before comparing its prices: the site runs a CAD/USD currency switcher, and which currency loads can depend on your session. Our own check captured USD figures on product pages while the same site's homepage showed CAD. Confirm the currency code at checkout before treating a price there as comparable with a CAD listing.

What should Toronto buyers sort out before ordering?

Condo logistics first. A boxed 7 ft tree ships as a long parcel, and many Toronto buildings want the service elevator booked for a delivery that size. Check the shipping box dimensions on the listing, not just the tree height, and measure the awkward points on the route in: the elevator, the hallway turn, the inside of your own door.

Very large trees are a different shipping class again. Oversized pieces move by freight carrier rather than parcel courier (Silk Plants Canada's own policy notes that large items may ship freight with curbside, ground-level delivery only), and that changes both the cost and what actually happens at the kerb. Our Canada-wide buying guide covers the freight mechanics in detail.

Then the tree itself. Ceiling height decides more than taste does, and the difference between a tree that owns a corner and one that crowds it is usually a foot. The sizing guide covers the ratios.

The three routes, compressed:

Frequently asked questions

Is there anywhere near Toronto with free local pickup for artificial trees?

Yes. When checked on 28 to 29 August 2026, Waysaving offered free local pickup at its Mississauga location, 6705 Tomken Rd Unit 1, open Monday to Saturday from 11 am to 7 pm. Pickup avoids shipping a bulky box entirely, and you can look the tree over before it goes in the car. Check ahead if you want a specific size, since what stands on the floor changes day to day.

Will a boxed artificial tree fit in a condo elevator?

Usually, but check before ordering rather than after. A 7 ft tree ships compressed in a long box, so the measurement that matters is the shipping box length against your elevator, hallway turns and door, not the assembled height. Many Toronto buildings also want the service elevator booked for deliveries that size, which usually takes one email to the property manager.

Is Silk Plants Canada's pricing in Canadian dollars?

Not always as displayed. The site runs a CAD/USD currency switcher, and which currency loads can depend on your session: when we checked on 28 to 29 August 2026, product pages captured USD figures while the homepage showed CAD. The company ships from Kelowna, BC, within Canada only, so confirm the currency code at checkout before comparing one of its prices against a CAD listing.

How much does a good artificial olive tree cost delivered in Toronto?

Specialist builds cluster in the low hundreds. Waysaving's sale prices on its CAD view, checked on 28 to 29 August 2026, ran $230.00 to $800.00 across 6 to 10 ft, with the 6 ft still at $230.00 when re-checked on 12 October 2026, Véronneau's olives start at $299.99 CAD, and our 5.25 to 7 ft olive on a natural wood trunk lists at $249 to $419 CAD, with delivery to Toronto included in the quote you see before you pay. Below that band sat big-box stock like IKEA's $69.99 FEJKA, a different build for a different job, though no FEJKA olive was listed on IKEA Canada's site when re-checked on 12 October 2026.

Does Eververda deliver to Toronto?

Yes. Eververda is a Toronto-based online retailer and delivers in Canada, Toronto and the GTA included. For Canadian delivery, pieces are quoted with delivery included rather than sold at a fixed shipping rate, so the quote gives the delivered cost in CAD before you pay. Every product page carries a specification table of what the manufacturer documented, with anything unknown marked "Not specified", and anything priced $3,000 CAD and above, or built at architectural or commercial scale, is sold by quote only, with freight, crating, lead time and site access planned per order.

Once the route is settled, the species guides take over: the olive guide, the fiddle leaf fig guide, the palm guide and the bonsai guide each cover what to check before you commit, wherever you end up buying.

Retailer details were checked on 28 to 29 August 2026. Eververda prices are CAD and current as of 27 September 2026.