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fiddle leaf fig 3 ft 3-ft DIY Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Kit with Cotton & Jute Basket – Ed's Plant ShopUnleash your inner designer with our 3 DIY Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Kitno green thumb required! This all in one set includes a lifelike faux fiddle leaf fig, a handmade cotton & jute woven basket, plus everything you need for assembly in under five minutes. Horticulturally crafted with ultra realistic, glossy vinyl leaves and a sturdy, textured trunk, this budget friendly dcor piece adds a tropical touch to any room without the hassle of watering or
Unleash your inner designer with our 3′ DIY Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree Kit—no green thumb required! This all-in-one set includes a lifelike faux fiddle leaf fig, a handmade cotton & jute woven basket, plus everything you need for assembly in under five minutes. Horticulturally crafted with ultra-realistic, glossy vinyl leaves and a sturdy, textured trunk, this budget-friendly décor piece adds a tropical touch to any room without the hassle of watering or pruning. Perfect for living rooms, home offices, entryways, and gifts for teens or craft-loving families.
Why You’ll Love It
- Effortless Assembly: Complete in six simple steps—NO tools required.
- Realistic Details: Each of the 45+ deep-veined leaves is hand-shaped; the faux trunk mimics natural wood grain.
- Stylish Planter: The removable cotton & jute basket (12″ W × 10″ H) brings warmth and texture to modern or boho interiors.
- Flexible Styling: Bendable branches let you customize shape and fullness to suit any corner or tabletop.
- Maintenance-Free: UV- and fade-resistant materials retain vibrancy indoors for years.
What’s Included
- 3′ Fiddle Leaf Fig Tree: Pre-assembled trunk with 6 branch clusters and 45+ leaves
- Handmade Cotton & Jute Woven Basket: 12″ diameter × 10″ height, removable liner
- Support Materials: Rectangular cardboard insert, high-density Styrofoam block
- Covering: 2 oz. Spanish moss for a natural finish
- Instructions: Step-by-step guide; estimated assembly time: 5 minutes
Specifications
- Overall Height: 36″ (tree + basket)
- Basket Dimensions: 12″ × 10″ H
- Leaf Count: 45+ PVC leaves with realistic veining
- Branch Count: 6 bendable PVC-wrapped wire branches
- Trunk Material: Polypropylene resin with textured finish
- Basket Material: 60% cotton, 40% jute; removable plastic liner
- Weight (assembled): 4.5 lb
- Recommended Use: Indoor only; dust monthly with a feather duster or soft cloth
Designer & Care Tips
- Designer Tip: Add river rocks or crumpled kraft paper under the moss for extra stability and height variation.
- Realism Hack: Steam branches lightly to soften leaf creases and enhance lifelike sheen.
- Cleaning: Gently wipe leaves and basket once a month; avoid direct sunlight to prevent fading.
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★★★★★ 3
When a pop-science author with a sense of humor alienates half his readership because ...
Format: Hardcover
This is a short but interesting and truly fascinating book, and I liked the author's description of what to do with your first alien encounter. IN part because my wife and I are writing a novel on a famous UFO encounter that occurred in rural Kentucky in 1955, and gave us the term "little green men.
" I used to write for UFO Magazine, and have written books on the subject that were NOT novels, but factual (as I see them) real encounters with something Not of This Earth. How this author addressed these incidents is a hoot. Or it was ...
This book remined me of Max Brook's first book on Zombies, yhe one that led up to his World War Z book. HOWEVER, at some point, this otherwise interesting Astro-physicist felt he had to vent his own personal political spleen for or against Trump. I was NOT interested in his views - I imagine if he reads my forthcoming book on UFOs, or the next one in the queue, on how to market and promote your books, he won't be interested in my political beliefs (almost certainly I'm either too far to the Left or too far to the Right for his taste). I thought he was brilliant. Now I see him "alienating" half of his potential reading audience, which isn't at all brilliant. It might even be "dumb as a tree stump."
It's different from some authors/scholars - for instance, military historian Victor Davis Hansen of the Hoover Institute at Stanford University has written a book about his political preference, and does a daily (or more frequent} video blog on the subject, but when he sets out to dissect the Peloponnesian Wars or the current war on Iranian terror, he treats these as an historian, and not as an opinionated political activist.
He may offend or reinforce my historical views, but when it comes to his areas of expertise (his recent World Wars Two book about how WW-II was really five or six different wars going on at the same time) is brilliant, regardless of his political views, which are not material to his remarkable historical scholarship.
The author of Take Me To Your Leader should have taken a page from VDH's book (literally and figuratively). I'm not sure I can actually go back to where I left off and still appreciate what this scientist says about UFOs and aliens (tongue firmly planted in cheek - it's a funny book) without fuming about his political views.
Our nation is so politically divided that I would say to all writers - unless they're writing about politics, don't show your views to your reader - you'll P.O. half of them, at least.
Oh, well, it was fun (and funny) while it lasted.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Delightful and thought-provoking!
Format: Audiobook
Absolutely delightful and thought-provoking Audio book, read by Tyson himself. (An excellent companion volume to Hegseth’s “Take me to Your Liter”. )
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Quick read, entertaining & informative
Format: Hardcover
This book can be enjoyed on several levels. It could be tongue-in-cheek or satire, but is also backed by facts and conjecture by one of the world’s greatest scientific thinkers. I think Dr. Tyson had fun writing it, and i certainly had fun reading it. And I learned a lot.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 29, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Aliens: Know what to expect!
Format: Audiobook
This is a really fun review of Earth's obsession with alien life, what we have historically expected of aliens--and what they might expect of us.
If you are a long-time listener of the author or a viewer of his YouTube show (Star Talk), you have probably heard much of what NDT has to say on this subject already--here and there as he picks his way thru the universe, but why not listen to him now again as he focuses his energies on just this alien subject? If you want an enjoyable read, it will be worth your time. If you're not a long-time listener of NDT... and you have any interest in aliens at all, then you DEFINITELY should give this book a go. It is full of thoughtful insights from a man who has devoted his life to the science and 'cultural impact' of the stars.
I listened to the Audible version wherein NDT reads his own book aloud for you. His efforts really allow you to gain his insights... And his strong sense of humor--in equal doses.
5 Stars
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026
★★★★★ 5
My son is actually motivated to do a workbook
Format: Paperback
My Kindergartener finished homeschool online early and we have been doing a page a day and he loves it and loves to earn a sticker after each day and put it on his chart. I love how engaging the workbook is and how it introduces some 1st grade concepts. Would highly recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026