Liora Cascading Artificial Maidenhair Fern Drop-In, 37 Inch

An artificial maidenhair fern with fine green leaflets and long cascading fronds, the Liora fern drop-in creates a generous, spreading display above a formed root ball. Its plastic and wire construction offers botanical detail without watering, with a fuller, lower silhouette than more upright fern forms.

Ideal for: Traditional, Cottage and relaxed Transitional interiors where delicate foliage softens patterned ceramics, woven furniture and broad tabletop surfaces.

Key Features

• Artificial Plastic and Wire Foliage: Constructed fronds provide a lasting green display without a watering routine. Fine branches support the small leaflets, keeping botanical detail as the focus rather than a separate flowering element.
• Full Cascading Profile: Long outer fronds extend outward and downward from a denser center. This creates a layered outline that softens the rim of a decorative pot rather than rising as a narrow upright spray.
• Fine Green Leaflets: Small leaves repeat along slender fronds. Their scale adds close-up detail, contrasting with larger ceramic patterns or the more regular texture of woven furniture.
• Generous Drop-In Scale: The 37-inch nominal format creates a substantial arrangement, with a root ball measuring 10 by 10 by 8.5 inches. Check the vessel interior and surrounding foliage clearance before selecting its position.
• Formed Root-Ball Base: The contained base fits within a suitable decorative outer vessel. Matching it to the container opening keeps the base concealed while allowing the cascading foliage to remain the visible feature.
• Soft Botanical Contrast: Falling fronds interrupt the harder rim and sides of a pot. They bring movement to a structured display, particularly beside furniture and accessories with clear geometric outlines.

Specifications

• Nominal Size: 37"
• Root Ball: 10" L × 10" W × 8.5" H
• Materials: Plastic and wire
• Foliage Color: Green
• Form: Full, spreading and cascading
• Weight: 6.09 lb

Care & Use

For interior use only. Dust with a dry cloth. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight.

Design & Atmosphere

The artificial maidenhair fern has a gathered center with outer fronds that fall beyond it. That contrast gives the arrangement a fuller middle and a softer perimeter, allowing the foliage to relate to a broad vessel rather than only a narrow pot.

Light passes between the small leaflets and makes the finer branches visible. Against a pale wall, those individual green shapes stand apart; a darker backdrop brings more attention to the overall cascading edge.

A generous tabletop gives the outer fronds room to extend without catching on nearby objects. Leave the foliage clear of books and smaller accessories so its downward movement reads as deliberate rather than crowded.

Patterned pottery supplies a Traditional setting, with fine leaves softening its larger motifs. A plain vessel shifts attention toward the fronds themselves, connecting the same greenery with a quieter, more contemporary arrangement.

The fern introduces botanical abundance without a growing routine. Its character comes from the changing density between center and edge, giving the display both a substantial green presence and finer detail that remains interesting close up.

Curator’s Styling Tip

Choose a vessel wide enough to accept the root ball, then position the longest fronds toward the open side of the table. Leave the opposite side clearer for nearby objects.

Let fine cascading foliage bring softness and a sense of abundance to your chosen vessel.

This item ships directly from our curated collection and is considered final sale. Please review all specifications carefully prior to purchase.