Balsam Hill is widely known for its field of quality faux trees, with its Balsam Fir Flip Tree being the very best we reviewed.It’s a Post Wanted team favorite brand as well and worth the slight ...

Deck the halls with one of these lifelike Christmas trees you can showcase for years to come ...

Christmas trees: real vs. artificial, how to tell a tree is fresh and how to care for it once it’s cut. Published: ; Nov. 26, 2019, 5:27 a.m.

The best fake Christmas tree is one that looks real. These great-looking trees, from brands including Balsam Hill, Puleo International and National Tree Company, come prelit if you choose and will ...

Plus, allergy-proof artificial Christmas trees often look way more realistic than the real ones—or even better—and investing in one can actually end up saving you money in the long run. Given ...

While this artificial Christmas tree doesn’t have as many branch tips as comparable 7.5-foot trees, they’re still ultra-thick and bushy, similar to that of a real Douglas fir.

This year, you should buy an artificial Christmas tree. Yes, they tend to cost a lot more -- especially luxury models. And dropping $500 at once may not be in your budget. If you have the cash ...

Just as festive as the real thing, beautiful and realistic fake Christmas trees can range in size from table toppers to towering 16-footers. Here are the best artificial Christmas trees to buy ...

A survey by the National Christmas Tree Association for 2017 found that 21.1 million artificial trees were purchased that holiday season, compared with 27.4 million who bought real trees.

Producing artificial trees, on the other hand, leave behind a large carbon footprint. According to the expert, manufacturing just one faux tree creates 88 pounds of carbon dioxide. 4 ...