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Even Mother Nature will be fooled…

PRE LIT CHRISTMAS TREES ~ INSPIRED BY NATURE The Christmas tree is the centerpiece of holiday decorating. And, unlike many fake impostors of the past, faux trees have come a long way.

Even Mother Nature will be fooled…

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PRE-LIT CHRISTMAS TREES ~ INSPIRED BY NATURE

The Christmas tree is the centerpiece of holiday decorating. And, unlike many fake impostors of the past, faux trees have come a long way. Today, many can pass for the real thing! There are so many assortments of faux, life-like Christmas trees available in a variety of sizes and styles. Quality faux trees bring seasons of beauty and you can’t go wrong with their easy set up, natural look and minimal mess. So, bring good tidings this holiday season with your own nature-inspired faux tree.

Here’s a few trees sure to make your holidays merry & bright:

ASPEN PINElong paired needles and lots of lights for a natural glow. This faux conifer features long spreading branches making set-up quick and easy. This tree is sure to bring Christmas cheer to any room in your home! 7.5 feet high, 46 inches wide, 1.227 tips, 750 lights. 3 year warranty.

BEDFORDlong, deep-dark forest green needles perfect for showcasing ornaments. This striking 7.5-foot tree is a great way to ring in the holiday season. Make this season holly and jolly with easy set-up and no mess. 7.5 feet high, 47 inches wide, 1,367 tips and 700 lights. 3 year warranty.

CAMERONa lush, full look with plenty of room to display all of your cherished ornaments. Say goodbye to hours of untangling strands of tree lights. Pre-lit with 400 sparkling lights, this tree will dazzle through the season. 7.5 feet, 51 inches wide, 1,241 tips, 400 lights. 1 year warranty.

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