Review on 2PCS Faux Silk Eucalyptus Garlands - Artificial Greenery Vines For Wedding Backdrop, Wall Decor And Flower Arrangements by Vivian Eker
Stems too cheap looking
The quality of the leaves themselves are great, but I didn’t like the different colored greens of the main stem and the leaf stems. Main stem is a nice greenish brown, where as the leaf stems that connect to the main stem are a much brighter unrealistic green that is made even more obvious by being attached to the more natural brownish green. Too fake looking in my opinion.
- Versatile and can be used in a variety of ways
- Leaves look too flat
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