The best olive trees, compared.
Top pick: Alupssuc 6 ft silk – Highest score in the set, 86: 4.6 from 1,002 reviews on this ASIN, stated at 180 cm, at about £43.22. The light-base complaint stays in the score. Best value: YOLEO Style 2 – About £31.96, 120 cm, indoor, and 4.6 from 897 reviews on this ASIN. The shared 48-review HAUSPROFI at about £29.74 does not take the award. Updated October 2026.
Shoppers who type olive tree on amazon.co.uk are shown faux floor trees, not a living europaea. These twelve listings run from about 120 cm to about 180 cm, with silk, polyester or plastic leaves, wire branches you shape after unpacking, and a small pot or a claimed cement base. You match the centimetre height to the ceiling, judge the opened canopy from across the room, and check that the base stays upright in a real planter. The RHS rates europaea H4, for sun and sharp drainage, and pots are more exposed to frost. How to read height, the pot and the outdoor line is in the [olive tree buying guide](/hub/trees-and-palms/olive-tree/sub/olive-tree-buying-guide). A living garden olive is a nursery plant. Fruit is not ready to eat off the branch, and faux fruit is not food.
Shoppers who type olive tree on amazon.co.uk are shown faux floor trees, not a living europaea.
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Where will it stand?
The Alupssuc 6 ft faux olive is listed at 180 cm and 4.75 kg, with 990 silk leaves and 30 fruits on an alloy-steel frame. On amazon.co.uk it shows 4.6 from 1,002 reviews, and the first 50 comments in the file often say it looks realistic from across a room and fuller than a price of about £43.22 suggested. Assembly is described as straightforward, and some visitors only realise it is artificial when they are told. Those same reviews say the base is light and the tree falls until you add weight, even though a cement base is claimed. Close up, the leaves and trunk still read as artificial, and the included pot is plain enough that buyers add a basket or a ceramic planter. A few comments mention a 150 cm or a 7 ft tree, so the written sample may mix sizes. The 1,002 line is the largest review count in this set that is not shared with another ASIN here, and you still need to check the height on your own order.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A hallway or lounge corner where 180 cm fits under the ceiling and you can set the trunk in a heavier planter.
Less suitable: A windy balcony, or anyone who needs the photographed pot to be the pot in the box and a base that stands without extra weight.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
The listing special features say it is suitable for indoor and outdoor use. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
Reviews say it comes in sections. Assembly is described as straightforward.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a base, and the container type is a pot. Reviewers call that pot plain.
The YOLEO Style 2 is the 120 cm indoor tree at about £31.96 and 3.48 kg, with a 4.6 rating from 897 amazon.co.uk reviews. That is the second-largest review count in the set, and it is not shared with another ASIN here. Reviewers say it can look realistic from across a dining room for the money, and some copies have a heavy base. The same file includes sparse-versus-the-picture comments, a pot so small the tree topples, a smell on unpacking, a straight thin stalk, leaf undersides with no detail, and arrival damage. One title mentions 180 cm, so a size mix is possible. At this price, with this many reviews on one 120 cm indoor listing, it is the best value in the table for a small room, provided you plan a wider planter. It is not a 180 cm tree and the photo can overstate the canopy.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A small flat or dining corner where 120 cm is the right height and about £32 is the budget.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a full 180 cm tree or a pot that matches the photograph without a replacement.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Recommended uses say indoor. Do not read that line as an outdoor or UV result.
Does it need to be assembled?
Reviews describe assembly, and the branches are wire.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a pot. Reviewers say that pot is small enough that the tree topples.
The Alupssuc 4 ft natural-trunk listing states 120 cm and 3.48 kg, with 576 leaves and 32 fruits, at about £35.99. The seller says indoor and outdoor and claims a flame-retardant treatment, and a pot is included. The 4.6 from 847 reviews is the same line as the 150 cm and 180 cm natural-trunk Alupssuc ASINs in this comparison. Shared praise is a realistic look after shaping and easy assembly. Shared criticism covers a small pot and leaf loss. Outdoor blueing appears in that shared text, and those outdoor comments are not clearly about this 120 cm ASIN. You can use the printed height, leaf count and price. You should not use the 847 figure as if 847 people had reviewed this 4 ft tree on its own.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A 120 cm indoor corner if you want the Alupssuc natural-trunk leaf count and you discount the shared 847 reviews.
Less suitable: A patio choice based on the indoor-and-outdoor sentence, or a comparison that treats 847 as unique to this ASIN.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
The occasion field includes outdoor and garden decor. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
The shared review text describes assembly. This page does not treat that text as unique to this 120 cm ASIN.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a pot.
The Alupssuc 5 ft listing states 150 cm and 3.5 kg, with 936 leaves and 52 fruits, a wood-and-polyester build, and a cement base claimed. The amazon.co.uk line is 4.6 from 847 reviews at about £42.49, but that count, the rank, and the review titles match the 120 cm and 180 cm natural-trunk Alupssuc files, so it is not a separate sample for this height. In the shared text, reviewers say it looks more expensive than the price once the branches are shaped, and some say the base is heavy enough not to fall. Others report leaves turning blue outdoors on a listing sold as indoor and outdoor, a pot that is too small, lost leaves, and one branch that looked like a stump. Olives are described as a little large, and the tree looks flat until you shape it. Use the 150 cm figure on the title when you decide, and do not treat the 847 stars as unique to this ASIN.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An indoor corner that needs about 150 cm and a named pot, if you accept that the review text is shared.
Less suitable: A sunny patio, or a buyer who needs reviews that clearly refer only to this 150 cm ASIN.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Recommended uses say indoors and outdoors. Shared comments describe leaves turning blue outdoors, and the file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
The branches are wire. Reviews in the shared text say it comes in two parts.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a pot. The shared text calls that pot too small.
This Alupssuc 6 ft natural-trunk listing states 180 cm, 1,224 leaves and 68 fruits, in cement, polyester and wood, at about £56.99. That is the highest price in the comparison. The printed item weight is 2.0 kg, which sits oddly against a 180 cm floor tree and a cement-base claim. The 4.6 from 847 reviews is the same count, rank and titles as the 120 cm and 150 cm natural-trunk Alupssuc files. Shared praise covers a realistic look, easy assembly, and a sense of a bargain against dearer trees. Shared criticism includes outdoor leaves shifting towards blue, a small pot, and comments about a 5 ft tree. The outdoor sentence on this particular ASIN is unclear. You would be paying the top price in the set for a height whose reviews are not its own and whose weight line does not match the size.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A buyer who specifically wants the 1,224-leaf count on the 180 cm natural-trunk title and will not treat the shared stars as proof.
Less suitable: Anyone using the price or the 847-count as evidence that this is the fullest independently reviewed 6 ft tree.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
The outdoor claim on this ASIN is unclear. A dimension bullet lists indoor commercial rooms, and the file has no separate UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
Questions on the listing ask about assembly. Reviews on the shared natural-trunk text describe sections.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a pot.
The FEELEAD 6 ft listing is the tall class with a measurement clash: one dimension line says 182.9 cm while the title says 180 cm, or 6 ft. Item weight is 5.42 kg, the captured price is about £53.28, and the rating is 4.6 from 407 amazon.co.uk reviews. Recommended use is indoor. The seller claims silk leaves, a natural wood trunk and more than 1,200 leaves, without a fruit count. Reviewers who wrote a comment call it tall and realistic, like the leaf colours, and say assembly is easy and it does not look cheap. Many of the 50 blocks in the file are only a verified purchase with no sentence. A strong plastic smell indoors is the clear written complaint, and one review discusses an 8 ft tree, so sizes may be mixed. The pot is not clearly named and there is no weighted-base figure. It is a tall indoor option if both height figures still leave you headroom and you can air the room after unpacking.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A high-ceiling indoor corner where either 180 cm or 182.9 cm still leaves headroom.
Less suitable: A small flat, a patio, or a buyer who needs one height figure and a named pot.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Recommended uses emphasise indoor. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
The seller says unpack and fluff the branches. The frame uses metal wires.
Is a pot included?
The included-components line names the 6 ft tree, not a separate pot. The pot is not clearly named.
The YOLEO Style 5 is a stated 180 cm indoor faux olive at 6.25 kg, the heaviest item weight in this comparison, priced at about £48.44. Its 4.6 rating comes from 275 amazon.co.uk reviews that are not copied onto another ASIN in this set. Reviewers call it lifelike from a normal distance, easy to slot together from three pieces, and fuller than they feared, including as a corner piece under a high ceiling. The recommended-use line is indoor, even where a bullet mentions a porch or a coffee shop. Written complaints say the leaves are too bright a green, the tree is a little unstable, and one review title says it falls apart frequently. Leaf and fruit counts are not printed, and there is no flame-retardant claim. It suits a tall indoor corner if you will steady the base, and it is a weak match if you wanted a UV or outdoor result.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An indoor room with headroom for 180 cm where you want the heavier frame in this table.
Less suitable: A patio, or a buyer who needs a printed leaf count and a base that never needs extra weight.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Recommended uses say indoor. Bullets also mention a porch and coffee shops, and the file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
Reviews say three pieces that slot together.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a base and a pot.
The FEELEAD 5 ft indoor olive is stated at 150 cm and 5.0 kg, in silk, at about £50.91, with 4.6 from 258 amazon.co.uk reviews. Many of the 50 blocks in the file are only marked as a verified purchase, so the written sample is thinner than the star count, and one comment is in French. Buyers who left a sentence call it nicely made and a bargain, and say you can swap the pot for a larger one filled with moss. Inside the same file a reviewer says the trunk is plastic, not wood, with a mould line, and not as described. The main branch is called a bit crooked and hard to straighten, and the pot is small. Leaf count and base weight are not stated. The indoor label is clear. It is a mid-height silk tree if you can accept a disputed trunk and a large share of star-only reviews.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An indoor 150 cm corner where you will change the pot and you are content with a silk listing.
Less suitable: A buyer who needs a wooden trunk as a checked fact, or written reviews rather than star-only lines.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Recommended uses are indoor styles. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
Branches can be reshaped. The questions on the listing ask whether that is possible.
Is a pot included?
Included components name lifelike leaves, a natural wood trunk, realistic fruits and a nursery pot. A review disputes the wood trunk.
The Aptliton 5 ft tree is stated at 150 cm and 4.4 kg, in cement, plastic and wood, at about £39.92. The rating is 4.4 from 165 amazon.co.uk reviews, a step below the 4.6 cluster in this set. Reviewers call it elegant and realistic for the price, a good size once placed, and sturdy enough for some garden spots. The same file says it is not suitable outside because leaves turned a bright blue-green in the sun, that it needs a better pot, that it was shorter than expected, that it smelled, and that it leans. At least one review mentions a 180 cm order on this 150 cm title. The seller says indoor and outdoor, and the file has no UV document. The pot is not clearly named. It is a mid-price 150 cm tree for indoors, with a direct review warning against leaving it in sun.
Pros
Cons
Best for: An indoor 150 cm spot at about £40 where you will use a better pot and keep the tree out of direct sun.
Less suitable: A sunny patio, or a reader who takes the indoor-and-outdoor bullet as a UV result.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Bullets say it is ideal for indoor and outdoor. A review says leaves turned a bright blue-green in the sun, and the file has no UV document.
Does it need to be assembled?
Branches are described as adjustable. A separate line does not promise tool-free assembly.
Is a pot included?
The container type is a pot. Included components name an artificial leaf, so the pot is not clearly named.
The HAUSPROFI 4 ft is the lowest captured price in the set at about £29.74, stated at 120 cm and 2.0 kg. Materials are EVA, PP, plastic and iron wire, and a cement base is claimed, but the pot is not clearly named and the outdoor wording is unclear. The 4.3 rating from 48 reviews matches the 150 cm HAUSPROFI file, including an off-topic Christmas-box comment, so the stars do not describe this height on their own. Reviewers who praise the shared text mention a realistic look for the price, a matte finish, and low maintenance. Pale leaf undersides and bare areas are the repeated criticisms, along with sizing lines that refer to other heights. Only 28 review blocks are in the file. It is the cheap 120 cm option when that shared text is enough for you, and it is a poor basis for comparing star ratings across the two HAUSPROFI heights.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A tight budget for a stated 120 cm faux olive when you do not need a separate review sample.
Less suitable: A reader comparing star ratings as if each HAUSPROFI height had its own 48 reviews.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
The question is listed, and the bullets are not a clear outdoor yes. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
The listing says it is segmented and claims no tools.
Is a pot included?
The container type is a pot. Included components say arrangement accessories, so the pot is not clearly named.
The HAUSPROFI 5 ft listing states 150 cm at about £33.99 and 2.0 kg, in EVA, PP, plastic and iron wire, with a cement base claimed. The star line is 4.3 from 48 reviews, and the same text and the same count appear on the 120 cm HAUSPROFI ASIN, so you cannot read 48 as evidence for this height alone. Only 28 review blocks are in the file. Praised points are a realistic look for the price, matte leaves rather than shiny plastic, and olives and a trunk that some buyers liked. Criticisms are pale leaf undersides, bare patches, and sizing comments that do not match 150 cm. The unit count prints 12.0 with no explanation, the pot is not clearly named, and the outdoor line is unclear. An off-topic Christmas-storage comment sits in the same file. It is a low shelf price for a stated 150 cm, on a thin and shared review base.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A buyer who wants a stated 150 cm tree at about £34 and can live with a small shared review file.
Less suitable: Anyone who needs a named pot, a clear indoor-or-outdoor sentence, or reviews that belong only to this ASIN.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Questions ask, and the bullets do not state a UV test. Outdoor is not a clear yes in the bullets.
Does it need to be assembled?
The listing says it is segmented and claims no tools.
Is a pot included?
The container type is a pot. Included components say arrangement accessories, so the pot is not clearly named.
The CETRD 4 ft tree is stated at 120 cm and about £33.24, with 390 leaves and 20 fruits, a plastic build, and a claimed cement base at 2.0 kg. It carries the lowest star line in this set: 3.8 from 317 amazon.co.uk reviews. Some buyers say it can look realistic after the branches are arranged, and assembly is described as simple, including use indoors or under cover. Repeated complaints are a need for a heavier pot, a pot in the box that is not the pot in the picture, a snapped branch, crumpled leaves, a plastic look, a lean, and a canopy that is not full. Several reviews discuss a 6 ft tree, so the text may mix sizes. The 317 count is a real volume of reviews, and the 3.8 score is why this is the weak 120 cm listing beside the YOLEO Style 2, not a like-for-like bargain.
Pros
Cons
Best for: A covered spot where 120 cm is enough and you will replace the pot, knowing this is the weakest star line in the table.
Less suitable: A buyer who wants the stronger 4.6 lines in this set, or a tree that arrives full and straight.
Specifications
Common questions
Can this artificial olive tree be used outdoors?
Bullets and special features say weather resistant and indoor or outdoor. The file has no UV test.
Does it need to be assembled?
The listing says you insert the trunk into holes, and it claims under five minutes.
Is a pot included?
Included components name a fake olive tree pot. Reviewers say the pot in the box is not the pot in the picture.
Twelve faux olive trees on amazon.co.uk were scored on 16 October 2026 from listing facts and review notes, not from a garden trial. The score is an editorial figure from 0 to 100. It is not the star rating times 20. Review evidence is up to 30 points, practical comments up to 25, listing clarity up to 20, and price in this set up to 25. A shared review count is reduced, and it is not counted again for each height. In sentences, the highest score is the top pick and the strongest price-and-evidence score is the best value. No listing here is called fireproof, and an indoor-and-outdoor bullet is not a UV result.
Review evidence
30%Own amazon.co.uk count, reduced when the same text is shared across ASINs or when many blocks are only a star with no written comment. A note that reviews mention another height costs a few points.
Practical comments
25%Realistic look at room distance, assembly, stability, and material complaints such as a sun colour shift, a smell, or a disputed trunk.
Listing clarity
20%One height, a named pot, a plausible weight, a printed leaf count where the file has one, and a setting line that matches the bullets.
Price in this set
25%Shelf price against the evidence above. A low price with a shared 48-review file does not take the full band.
Read the centimetre height before the foot label, then the setting line, then the pot and the weight, then whether the review count belongs to this ASIN. Price comes after those. The notes below follow that order for these twelve amazon.co.uk faux olive trees. None of the scores is a garden trial. For other faux species, see the [artificial tree comparison](/hub/trees-and-palms/artificial-tree).
These twelve amazon.co.uk listings are artificial olive trees, not living Olea europaea. A living garden olive is a nursery plant. The RHS rates Olea europaea H4, which is about −10 °C to −5 °C through most of the UK, with more risk in pots. It wants sun and sharp drainage. Wet heavy soil is a stated problem. Fruit is not ready to eat off the branch, and faux fruit is not food. If you wanted a tree that grows, none of these ASINs is that purchase. Height comes next, in centimetres.
In this set, 6 ft usually sits on 180 cm, and the FEELEAD 6 ft file also prints 182.9 cm. A few reviews mention another height. Read the centimetre line on the order you are about to place.
These trees arrive flat. Wire branches are meant to be opened. Pale leaf backs and a sparse photo comparison are separate complaints from a canopy you have not shaped yet.
Three Alupssuc natural-trunk ASINs print 4.6 from 847. Both HAUSPROFI ASINs print 4.3 from 48. Use the height and the price. Do not treat those stars as a fresh sample for every size.
The first split is faux or living. Every product on this page is faux. A living Olea europaea is H4 on the RHS scale, for sun and sharp drainage, with pots more exposed to frost. That plant is not in this table. Then match centimetres to the room. About 120 cm is the YOLEO Style 2, the CETRD, the HAUSPROFI 4 ft and the Alupssuc 4 ft natural. About 150 cm is the Alupssuc 5 ft natural, the HAUSPROFI 5 ft, the Aptliton and the FEELEAD 5 ft.
Printed leaf counts, where the file has them, run from 390 on the CETRD to 1,224 leaves and 68 fruits on the Alupssuc 6 ft natural. The Alupssuc 6 ft silk prints 990 leaves and 30 fruits. Several listings, including both YOLEO trees and both HAUSPROFI trees, print no leaf count. Pale undersides and a canopy that looks thin against the photograph are repeated comments. You shape the branches after unpacking, and you judge the tree from across the room, not from a flat carton.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You want greenery without watering, and 180 cm will not clear the ceiling. The YOLEO Style 2 is stated at 120 cm and indoor, at about £31.96, with 4.6 from 897 reviews on this ASIN. Reviewers say the supplied pot is small and the canopy can look sparse against the photo.
A silk tree is not a living olive. If you will keep a faux tree indoors, the YOLEO Style 5 use line says indoor, at a stated 180 cm and 6.25 kg, about £48.44. It is a weak match for a sunny patio, and the files have no UV test.
You have headroom for 180 cm and you will set the trunk in a heavier planter. The Alupssuc 6 ft silk tree is about £43.22, with 990 leaves and 30 fruits on the listing, and 4.6 from 1,002 reviews that are not shared with the other Alupssuc ASINs here. Those reviews say the base is light until you add weight.
In this set of twelve amazon.co.uk faux olive trees, the top pick is the Alupssuc 6 ft silk tree. It is about £43.22, stated at 180 cm, with 4.6 from 1,002 reviews on that ASIN, and the editorial score is 86. The light base is already inside that score. The best value is the YOLEO Style 2 at about £31.96, stated at 120 cm and indoor, with 4.6 from 897 reviews on that ASIN, and the score is 77. The cheapest listing, the HAUSPROFI 4 ft at about £29.74, has no award because its 48 reviews are shared with the 5 ft file. The other ten have no award. None of these scores is a garden trial.
Alupssuc 6 ft silk
Highest score in the set, 86: 4.6 from 1,002 reviews on this ASIN, stated at 180 cm, at about £43.22. The light-base complaint stays in the score.
YOLEO Style 2
About £31.96, 120 cm, indoor, and 4.6 from 897 reviews on this ASIN. The shared 48-review HAUSPROFI at about £29.74 does not take the award.
Editorial
Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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Public UK sources listed below, last checked on 16 October 2026. Shelf prices and star lines are the amazon.co.uk figures captured on 15 October 2026. Height, weight and leaf counts are listing claims, not a trial run for this page.
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