Artificial Christmas Trees

[AGDee]

I think the most realistic looking ones are the ones with the most branches. That's what I paid attention to when I bought mine and I'm very happy with it. Also, a lot of it is in how you "fluff" the branches. If you don't do it well, it won't look good.

[kdonline]

In 2004, my friend "researched" all the trees she could. She's very thorough about these kinds of things, much more than myself, so I went on her opinion. She recommended KMart's Martha Stewart pre-lit tree (not sure if they still have them).

So that's what we ended up getting one too. But since Kmart.com was sold out, I resorted to ebay & luckily found one for sale there.

[cutie_cat_4ever]

Originally Posted by kdonline

In 2004, my friend "researched" all the trees she could. She's very thorough about these kinds of things, much more than myself, so I went on her opinion. She recommended KMart's Martha Stewart pre-lit tree (not sure if they still have them).

So that's what we ended up getting one too. But since Kmart.com was sold out, I resorted to ebay & luckily found one for sale there.

We also own a Martha Stewart pre-lit tree and absolutely loved it. Been using it for two years and it's great! It saved us all the hassle of wrapping on and off lights on the tree.

I Have a fake tree also. I LOVE real trees....the scent is sooo wonderful! I buy from yankee candle the tree scent candles and put them on candle warmers throughout the house. I just dont like the bark sap, needles everywhere , and the potential fire danger. I bought a few yrs ago i believe to be the perfect tree ever. I am a real stickler for the tree look. I like a very a symetrical very full and very tall tree. I have a catheral vaulted ceiling in the formal lving room and a huge picture window so i bought this beautiful tree at Lowes which is pre strung with tiny white lights. I completely fill it in with real pretty ornaments, chrismtas silk florals ,and chrystalized(spl??) fake christmas fruit i usually get at after christmas sales.