Stay in Season All Year Round with Lifestyle Trees

April 22, 2010 - PRLog -- Flowers cater to tastes of all kinds; but favourites come and go during different flowering seasons. Leading retailer in artificial plants and trees Lifestyle Trees solves all the disappointment by providing customers with a variety of artificial flowers from exotic countries, or flowers that are out of the bloom at the time.

If you dream of the Bahamas, but the British elements prefer to stay the opposite; Lifestyle Trees can bring a taste of the exotic into homes and gardens with their fantastic selection of artificial palm trees, ranging from the classic Cycus Palm to the intricate Rhapis Palm.

Lifestyle trees also stock an extensive range of exotic artificial plants; a popular purchase for kitchens and bathrooms is the Buddha Bamboo Branch, bringing a taste of the jungle to home decoration.

For the flower enthusiasts, who prefer their favourites all year round; Lifestyle Trees offer an outstanding range of Ranunculus Bush and Hydrangea artificial flowers to bring a natural essence to the home and garden. The artificial plants are perfect for those with small gardens or balconies who don’t have the resources to create a naturally beautiful garden.

With over twenty years experience in the horticulture world; Lifestyle Trees leads the way with quality and value for money. Artificial plants are a fantastic addition to any interior decor, Jamie; spokesperson for the company says ‘exotic plants are colourful and stylish; however the classic British weather doesn’t allow them to grow and flourish naturally. Lifestyle Trees offer intricate exotic plant replicas for incredible value for money; any time of the year!’

For more information or to browse the fantastic catalogue; visit the website on www.lifestyletrees.co.uk.

About Lifestyle Trees
Lifestyle Trees are a family business based in the East Midlands and have considerable experience in the Horticultural Trade– importing, wholesaling and retailing over a long successful period.
They care about quality and service and while ‘real’ plants have always been their passion, they have recently become more and more attracted to the benefits of artificial plants.