Forty-one white blossoms scattered across two stacked boxwood balls is what lifts this pair out of plain green. The flowers are distributed rather than clustered, so color appears at intervals over the whole 36-in form instead of banding at one height, and the effect is a genuine pop of color against foliage that would otherwise read as a hedge clipping. The leaves themselves are not one tone either. Emerald and deep green are mixed through the balls, and that two-tone treatment gives the spheres depth from any angle. A natural-looking trunk connects them, and realistic grass across the pot surface showcases the same vitality at the base as the canopy above. The PE is sun-resistant, allergic-proof, and non-fading, which covers the three things that matter for a piece used on both sides of a door: color that survives light, no pollen for anyone sensitive, and a green that stays put. The pot is cement-filled PP, measuring 6 in across and 5 in tall, and that fill is why the trees are not easy to tip over or break when knocked. The pair weighs 16.5 lbs together. Maintenance is easy and the beauty is lasting, with no watering or pruning to schedule. Before display the foliage needs only simple fluffing to open the balls into shape. The set is applicable to a front porch, office, store, and living room.