Artificial lilies

When outside, Mother Nature takes care of the dust and dirt that can build up indoors. However, should you need to give them a quick clean, we recommend using either a dry cloth to wipe away any dirt, or alternatively you can pick up artificial flower cleaning sprays easily online which should leave your flowers squeaky clean.

For more help, read our guide to cleaning artificial plants.

Artificial plants and flowers used to be made from hard, shiny, rigid plastics that screamed of fake but manufacturing technologies have come a long way in the last ten years or so, making faux flowers now near impossible to pick out of a crowd.

Our range of faux flowers has been carefully hand-picked from suppliers across the world to ensure they match the appearance and texture of the real thing. But unlike their natural siblings, these faux flowers will stand the test of time.

Artificial flower arrangements are designed to last for as long as you love them. That’s right. If cared for, they’ll sit happily in your home for years to come.

If you want to switch things up, you can always pop them in a box, store them and pop something else in their place for a while too, or, if you are finished with them donate them to charity or sell them via a reselling platform like Vinted.

We have a range of indoor and outdoor artificial flowers available to buy, including our outdoor hanging baskets, window boxes and patio tubs. If you experience any issues within the warranty period shown on product pages, we’ll happily take a look into the issue offering either a refund or replacement for any damage caused by the elements.

Our indoor flowering products, such as our bouquets, are not designed for outdoor use, and will not be eligible for a refund if used outside.

Yes, all types of lilies are highly toxic to cats including peace lilies and calla lilies. Even though your cat may not chew the leaves, it's easy for them to rub against the pollen and lick it off their fur which can even result in kidney failure.