CEWOR24 Pack 168ft Artificial Ivy Greenery Garland, Fake Vines Hanging Plants Backdrop for Room Bedroom Wall Decor, Green Leaves for Jungle Theme Party Wedding Decoration

I wanted to use this as a backdrop for a neon sign I got for my guest bathroom and it works perfectly. Great quality. I would also recommend letting them sit out before you put them up, they do have an odd smell right out of the package. Super easy to put up!

I didn’t realize how much was in this, but I am pleased. I had more vines than I knew what to do with, but I figured it out. These came stored in two separate plastic wraps, and were neatly tied and wrapped together. It was easy getting them apart and hanging them. The color is a deep, lively green, and they are lightweight and versatile. They smelled really weird when I first opened them, but it faded.I am happy with this purchase.

This was amazing! It was good and delivered fast-ish it is worth the money! One complaint about them though it they smell gross😖 so i can't give it 5 stars but other than that it's a very good product! They are long and come with two packs full of them! You just peel them apart then put tape or something at the ends and hang them up. But they are so cute! Would (recommend buying!)

stinks a little when it comes out of the package , but once i let it air dry for about 20 minutes the smell was gone.

We really like the look of this ivy. It looks realistic outside from a short distance and is providing cover and protection for our doves. The bushes they typically nest in died so we had to improvise. You can separate all of the pieces and cut them to the length you want or whatever. Very versatile to use however - and reasonably priced too. We have had a lot of rain this spring along with wind and the ivy is holding up nicely so far.

I recently purchased the CEWOR 14 Pack Artificial Ivy Greenery Garland, and while it served its purpose, there were a few aspects that didn’t meet my expectations. Here’s my review:Appearance and UsefulnessThe artificial ivy garlands look realistic and added a nice touch to my decor. They are versatile and can be used for various decorative purposes, such as creating backdrops or enhancing indoor spaces. The length provided ample coverage, which was convenient for my needs.Unpleasant Scent IssueUpon opening the package, I noticed an unexpected fish-like scent emanating from the garlands. This odor was quite noticeable and persisted for about three days after unpacking. It was disappointing and somewhat off-putting, especially considering these are meant for indoor use where odors can linger.Quality ConcernsWhile the ivy garlands look good from a distance, upon closer inspection, some of the leaves were slightly bent or misshapen. This affected the overall appearance, as they didn’t look as natural up close. The construction seemed decent but not as sturdy as I had hoped, with a few strands showing signs of wear after a short time.Customer Service ExperienceI contacted customer service regarding the odor issue, and they were responsive and understanding. They offered a solution and were willing to assist, which I appreciated. Their professionalism helped alleviate some of the initial disappointment.ConclusionIn conclusion, the CEWOR Artificial Ivy Greenery Garland is a decent option for decorative purposes, with a realistic appearance and sufficient length for various uses. However, the initial unpleasant odor and some quality concerns detracted from the overall experience. While it served its purpose once the odor dissipated, the initial scent and minor quality issues make me hesitant to give it a higher rating.

We used these to weave through a vinyl lattice that was mounted 3/4" out from a cinder block wall in our catio (cat patio). When I first unpacked them, I was bothered by a couple of things:1. There's only one pattern of variegation on the leaves; they're all the same.2. The vines do not simulate natural growth; the leaves are attached in staggered pairs; a pair protrudes directly out on one side of the vine; then a few inches away, a pair protrudes out on the other side of the vine. Rinse and repeat.It's a definite noticeable pattern, if you are looking at one segment of a vine that is straightened out. HOWEVER, who is going to display just one vine in a straight line? What I first perceived as a design flaw, I came to appreciate as design ingenuity. The singular variegated leaf pattern and the pattern of attaching the leaves reduces manufacturing costs, which keeps the price down. And any pattern recognition is dissolved once the vines are arranged. In fact, I appreciated that I didn't have to track which was the beginning or end of a vine. They're both the same!So, here are the numbers for our project, which was to cover approximately a 6' x 6' lattice:* We needed 3 packages of 24 vines each, and used about 2-3/4 of the vines -- 65 vines, to be exact.* Each vine has 36 pairs of leaves, so 72 leaves per vine.* 65 vines x 72 leaves = 4,680 leaves* After dragging 4,680 leaves in and out of the lattice, we lost only 90 leaves; that's only a 2% attrition rate!These vines are more durable than expected. We'll see now how long they last outside in partial filtered light in Southern California.

It does what it supposed to. It smells awful but if you leave it outside for a few hours, the smell completely goes away. You definitely get your money's worth. In the photo I didn't separate them.