Plant Bundles
Ultra Realistic Artificial Plants
Two 50cm and One 75cm Flowering White Disc Bundle
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Several bundles here are built from UV-rated pieces, including the 20cm potted plant set, the topiary trees and the flowering white green wall discs, which carry UVTex inhibitors bonded within the leaf. The render pot supplied with the areca palm and the 47cm textured round planters are hardware rather than foliage, so no UVTex or RealTex claim applies to them.
Choosing an Artificial Plant Bundle
A bundle removes the part of the job most people find hardest, which is deciding what goes with what. Each of the nine groupings here is a finished arrangement rather than a list of items that happen to ship in the same box. Four are built around flowering white green wall discs: a single 75cm with a pop of colour, two 50cm discs with six flowering stems, two 50cm with one 75cm, and three matched 50cm discs. The rest cover a 20cm potted plant set, a hanging basket with ferns, an areca palm with its render pot, a topiary pairing and a set of 47cm planters.
Scale and coverage
The disc bundles are sized for a wall rather than a shelf, and three 50cm discs spread across roughly 1.8 metres once normal spacing is allowed. The two 50cm plus one 75cm grouping covers a similar width with a stronger centre. The 20cm potted set and the hanging basket grouping are surface pieces, while the areca palm and topiary bundles need floor space.
Positioning a grouping
Clustered, a bundle reads as one deliberate feature; spread through a room, it reads as a scheme that was planned rather than accumulated. Disc bundles hang best on a single elevation with the odd disc set slightly higher than its neighbours rather than in a straight line. The installation guide covers wall types and fixings.
Which bundle for which space
Choose a disc bundle where there is empty wall and no floor space to give up, such as a hallway or the wall behind a desk. Choose the areca palm or topiary bundle where a corner needs height. Individual discs are in green wall discs and wall art, single pots in planters, and full coverage in vertical garden panels.
Why Designer Plants
55,000+ Australian installations. Across homes, offices and commercial projects.
UVTex technology. UV inhibitors bonded within the leaf on the UV-rated bundles.
RealTex foliage. Leaf tone and form varied across each piece in a grouping.
Australia-wide delivery. Door-to-door tracking on every order.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in an artificial plant bundle?
Each bundle is a fixed grouping of pieces chosen to sit together. The nine here range from a 20cm small potted plant set through to three matched 50cm flowering white green wall discs. Others pair a premium areca palm with its render pot, or combine a hanging basket with ferns and small potted plants, so what arrives is a complete arrangement rather than a category selection.
Are fake plant bundles and artificial plant bundles the same thing?
Yes, and Designer Plants uses artificial throughout. Where bundles differ from one another is whether the pieces were chosen together or simply grouped by price, and it shows most in the disc bundles: three 50cm discs from the same foliage face and frame colour hang as one piece, whereas three fake discs assembled from mismatched stock read as three separate objects on the same wall.
How wide a wall do the green wall disc bundles cover?
Three 50cm discs cover roughly 1.8 metres of wall once normal spacing is allowed between them, and the two 50cm plus one 75cm grouping covers a similar width with a heavier centre. A single 75cm disc bundle suits a narrower panel of wall, around a metre. Measure the clear wall between joinery or switches before choosing between the three-disc and two-disc groupings.
Can the pieces in a plant bundle be split between rooms?
Yes, though the disc bundles are designed as clusters and lose their effect when separated, since the sizing was chosen so the pieces read against each other. The hanging basket, fern and potted plant bundle is the most naturally splittable of the nine, because each element is a complete piece on its own. The topiary tree bundle works either as a matched pair or as two separate corner anchors.
How do the bundles compare with buying discs individually?
A bundle fixes the sizes and the frame finish for you, which is the right answer when the wall is empty and the decision is open. Green wall discs and wall art is where to go when a specific diameter or a particular frame colour is already set by the room, or when a disc has to match something that is already on the wall.
Are any of the plant bundles suitable for outdoor positions?
The UV-treated 20cm small potted plants bundle and the UV-resistant topiary trees bundle are made for exposed positions, as are the flowering white green wall discs marked UV resistant. The hanging basket and fern grouping is an indoor and covered-area piece. Check the individual bundle listing before placing one on an uncovered balcony.
Which plant bundle suits a small space?
The 20cm small potted plants bundle at $45.00 is the smallest grouping and is made for shelves, sills and desk returns. The hanging basket, fern and potted plant bundle at $150.00 adds height without taking floor area, which suits a small apartment or a narrow hallway. Both avoid the floor footprint the areca palm and topiary bundles need.
Do artificial plant bundles need any maintenance?
No watering, feeding or replacement, and nothing in a grouping outgrows the rest of it, which is the usual reason a real arrangement stops working after a year. A dust or a cool rinse two or three times a year is enough. Pieces can be returned through the Designer Plants artificial greenery recycling programme at end of life.
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Bundles are used where the same look has to land in several rooms or several units without a designer being involved in each one, which covers display homes, short-stay apartments, serviced offices and property styling.
One line item per room. A grouping arrives as a single arrangement, so a stylist working through twelve apartments repeats one order rather than reconciling a list of individual pieces against a floor plan.
Consistency between units. The disc bundles arrive with matched frame colour and foliage face across all pieces in the grouping, which is what keeps unit six looking like unit one.
Coverage across the price band. Groupings run from a 20cm potted plant set at $45.00 to a three-disc wall arrangement at $699.95, so a small entry and a full reception wall can be handled from the same range.
Quantities beyond single groupings are confirmed on enquiry.
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