20” Echeveria Succulent and Sansevieria Artificial Plant in Sand Colored Planter Textured Graphite Option 1 video: Swatch:Zigana Yellow

Name: 20” Echeveria Succulent and Sansevieria Artificial Plant in Sand Colored Planter Textured Graphite Option 1 video: Swatch:Zigana Yellow
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SKU: 37912598591
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20” Echeveria Succulent and Sansevieria Artificial Plant in Sand Colored Planter Textured Graphite Option 1 video: Swatch:Zigana Yellow Option 1 video: Unit Width: 44"W intricately designed with naturally occurring qualities and carefully arranged with complementary sansevieria greenery in variegated hues Standing 20” high from a sand colored planter nestled with natural tone rocks

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