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Please tell me about the tree?

10 years ago

Name ? Real/fake? Where can I get? I love it!

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The Marion House Book
10 years ago
It's real. It's a fiddle leaf fig tree.
heyteach65
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10 years ago
Thank you! It looks so delicate and beautiful
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