moreleaf Oriental

The carefully selected plants used in Moreleaf Oriental

We pursued a realistic finish that looks just like the real thing, paying close attention to the shape and color of each individual plant. Here are the plants used in Moreleaf Oriental.

Podocarpus macrophyllus

This evergreen tree, native to Japan and China, is a conifer with short, bluish-green, leathery leaves that are quite beautiful.
Boxwood

This evergreen shrub grows naturally in mountainous areas with limestone rocks and is characterized by its leathery, glossy leaves.
It is a popular choice for garden trees and hedges.
Aptenia

This succulent plant is native to South Africa, and its leaves are thick and fleshy, storing water.
Boxwood

This evergreen shrub, native to the Mediterranean coast and West Asia, is characterized by its bright green, round leaves.
Cypress

It is a coniferous tree native to Australia, characterized by its slender, needle-shaped leaves.
Bougainvillea

This climbing shrub is native to the tropical rainforests of South and Central America, and has densely packed, deep green leaves.
The Money Tree

This succulent plant, native to South Africa, is an evergreen shrub characterized by its thick, round leaves.
Cordyline

This ornamental plant is native to Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia.
This ornamental plant is native to Australia, New Zealand, and Southeast Asia.
Asplenium

This evergreen fern is widely distributed in temperate to warm temperate zones and has dense clusters of dark green, oval-shaped leaves.
rose

Rose leaves are made up of multiple cotyledons fused together, and the more cotyledons there are, the more they resemble a bird's feather.