I love a real Christmas Tree.
Ever since I have had my own home I have had one. Never less than 5 feet high, usually around 6 feet.
For years I had 2 real trees, a smaller one in a pot for the hallway as well as the main one. The last small one we had is now in the front garden over 5 feet high. I bought a 2 foot high artificial one for the hallway which sits on a little table each year. With white lights and silver decorations it looks fine.
This year I have been considering an artificial tree for the main living room tree for next year
It would have to be really realistic looking. I know such trees cost a lot. Our tree costs £40 each year, so an expensive artificial one would soon be paid for.
I am still undecided. There are lovely ones reduced on the sale at Balsam Hill, but not at the height height we want , and either unlit or with coloured lights. I don't have white for the main tree.
I am looking and considering.
Do you have an artificial tree, and if so are you happy with it?
Ever since I have had my own home I have had one. Never less than 5 feet high, usually around 6 feet.
For years I had 2 real trees, a smaller one in a pot for the hallway as well as the main one. The last small one we had is now in the front garden over 5 feet high. I bought a 2 foot high artificial one for the hallway which sits on a little table each year. With white lights and silver decorations it looks fine.
This year I have been considering an artificial tree for the main living room tree for next year
It would have to be really realistic looking. I know such trees cost a lot. Our tree costs £40 each year, so an expensive artificial one would soon be paid for.
I am still undecided. There are lovely ones reduced on the sale at Balsam Hill, but not at the height height we want , and either unlit or with coloured lights. I don't have white for the main tree.
I am looking and considering.
Do you have an artificial tree, and if so are you happy with it?
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