Introduction to Christmas Trees
The Countdown Begins
Mark your calendars, folks. Christmas is only 21 days away.
And if there’s one thing this shopping writer knows, it’s that people are feral for their Christmas trees. The real ones, the faux firs, the pre-lits. All of them.
Going Green This Year
If you’re thinking of going green this year (not just tree-colored, but earth-friendly), you might want to save a noble Douglas from its tragic fate and go glam with an artificial tree instead. Enter: this National Tree Company beauty, now slashed by 75% off on Amazon. Consider yourself on the good list, because it’s hard to get a better deal than this — an over-$300 tree, for just $80.
Realistic Artificial Trees
Not to mention, National Tree Company makes artificial trees that look so realistic we’re pretty sure even Santa would do a double-take. We’re talking breathtaking height, needles that feel real (minus the vacuum clogging), and yes, it’s pre-lit. Because who on Earth wants to throw out their back wrestling tangled lights onto a tree that still ends up looking like a tornado spilled through.
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Benefits of Artificial Trees
Don’t break your back or your wallet this Christmas. Go with this green beauty, and you’ll have plenty of cash left to fling at presents (and yes, we’ve got gift guides for that).
Plus, you can reuse it year after year!
Meet the DunHill Fir
Meet the DunHill Fir that has Christmas covered, year after year. It’s tall, glamorous and stuffed with so many realistic branches you’ll swear it smells like pine (spoiler: it doesn’t, but you can use your imagination).
The needles look real, the bright white lights are already perfectly-placed, and reviewers say the setup is fast and completely painless — unlike untangling those Christmas lights from last year. Some even claim it looks more like a real tree than an artificial tree.
“I have zero regrets about the purchase of this tree,” one reviewer shared. “So easy to set up… The white lights are actually white, and not that yellow color most tend to be, and that was a big plus for me. The second best thing about it is that it looks more like a real tree than an artificial tree.”
Conclusion
Consider this your low-stress, high-sparkle holiday hero. Not to mention, no pines get hurt in the process.
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