Costco's Selling a Ginormous Palm Tree Sculpture—Would You Put This by Your Pool?

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One of the first signs you're officially on a tropical vacation is the crystal clear blue skies, humid air, and swaying palm trees. (Just writing this instantly puts us into a calmer state of mind!) If you want to surround yourself with these relaxed vibes all year-round though, we've found a way for you to do so (no plan ticket required). Just in time for summer, Costco is selling a palm tree sculpture that can turn your backyard into a magical oasis, no matter where you live.

Standing at 10 feet tall, this palm tree-inspired art piece will be the talk of the town. Made of steel and designed to be corrosion-free, the tree is built to withstand high winds and not fade in the sunlight. Coming in at a whopping 265 pounds, we recommend knowing exactly where you want to place it and lining up a team to help you place it once it's delivered as set-up is not included. If you're a household that entertains, the Costco palm tree is sure to be a conversation piece. You may also be the only house on the block with this fun and funky piece of art. Enjoy the decor as you lounge by the pool or make it the focal piece of your outdoor seating area. Add a spotlight pointing up the tree and you'll feel like you're at a luxury resort come nightfall.

If you did a double take at the price of the Costco tree though (it will cost you $2,799.99), Amazon has plenty of similar palm sculptures you can choose from. While they aren't quite as tall or giving the same artsy feel of the Costco tree, they'll still help you with your goal of creating a tropical feel in a space where you can't grow palm trees otherwise.

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7FT Lighted Artificial Palm Tree

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