Artificial Jasmine Tree, 4 to 6 ft, Silk Blossoms on Plastic Stems

A faux flowering jasmine, three heights from 48 in to 72 in (about 4 to 6 ft). The blossoms are silk and the stems and leaves are plastic, fade-resistant and low-maintenance indoors or out. The honest limitation is simple: real jasmine is grown for its scent, and this has none.

Jasmine earns a spot in a garden or a porch corner almost entirely for one reason: the smell. The flowers themselves are small and unremarkable-looking; it's the fragrance, especially in the evening, that makes people plant it near a doorway or a window. This tree keeps the visual (small white star-shaped blooms scattered through the foliage) across three heights.

Silk flowers and plastic stems and leaves are chosen for fade resistance and low upkeep, weather-resistant outside and easy to keep dust-free inside.

What are the exact dimensions and materials?

Height	48 in · 60 in · 72 in
Foliage material	Silk flowers; plastic stems and leaves
Placement	Indoor and outdoor; best suited to a covered spot outdoors

Which jasmine height should I buy?

Height	Ceiling it suits	What it does in the room
48 in (about 4 ft)	Any	A side-table or entryway accent, not a floor focal point
60 in (about 5 ft)	8 ft	The mid-size default for a living room corner
72 in (about 6 ft)	8 to 9 ft	Reads as a small flowering tree rather than a shrub

No canopy width is published for any height, so measure the corner rather than assuming a slim silhouette.

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

This ships compressed with the branches folded in against the stems, and it will look thinner than photographs until you open it out by hand. Angle the blossoms and leaves to face different directions rather than one uniform sweep, for the fullest look.

Inspect the stems and any base or packaging before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.

Who should choose a different tree?

• If fragrance is the reason you want jasmine, no artificial tree can provide it: a real jasmine in a pot is the option there.
• For an uncovered, unshaded outdoor spot, choose a model with a published UV-resistant claim instead. This one is best suited to a covered space outdoors, or indoors.
• Budget for a separate planter: no pot is included with this tree.

Common questions

Does the artificial jasmine smell like real jasmine?

No. It has no scent at all, worth stating plainly since fragrance is the main reason most people plant jasmine in the first place: the flowers themselves are small and visually unremarkable. This tree gives you the look of blossoming jasmine, permanently, with none of the fragrance.

Can I put this jasmine tree outside?

It's weather-resistant and suited to outdoor placement. For an uncovered, south-facing spot in direct Canadian summer sun, a covered porch is the safer bet.

What size jasmine tree fits a standard living room?

The 60 in version is the middle of the three sizes and the one most living rooms should default to under an 8 ft ceiling. The 48 in reads more as a side-table accent, and the 72 in wants a taller ceiling or a stairwell-adjacent corner.

Does it come with a pot?

No pot is included. Plan to buy a planter separately unless you already have one you like.

Is real jasmine hard to grow in Canada?

Outdoors, yes, for most of the country. Most garden jasmine species aren't reliably winter-hardy through a Canadian winter and either die back or need to come inside before the first hard frost. Indoors, jasmine wants bright light and flowers poorly in a dim hallway or north-facing room: a real constraint an artificial tree simply doesn't have.