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We love real Christmas trees, but there’s a very good case for getting an artificial tree instead. The best artificial Christmas trees look great and stay looking jolly for as long as you want. That means you can tuck it away for next year, instead of spending up to $100+ on a tree every year. Artificial trees also don’t require needle clean-up, watering, or disposal after the season ends.
If you’re looking to pick up an artificial Christmas tree, one of the best places to start is National Tree Co. The longstanding company makes some of the best artificial Christmas trees and offers a huge selection of styles and sizes.
Best of all, National Tree Co. has a massive sale section where you can find discounts on its already-affordable trees. The brand is also offering an additional 10% off on your order with code JOY10 through the end of November.
The Best Artificial Christmas Trees from National Tree Co.
Ready to get in the Christmas spirit? Here are some of the best artificial Christmas trees from National Tree Co.
This Carolina Pine tree is a lifelike classic that will work in almost any home. At seven feet tall (other sizes are available), it’s exactly the right height for most rooms, and the pre-lit clear lights mean even less set-up work. Like all National Tree Co. products, it’s sturdy, hypoallergenic, and fire-resistant.
One fun feature you can get with artificial trees (that you can’t with real indoor trees) is a white dusting that looks like fresh-fallen snow. This Acacia tree from National Tree Co. is a great example of a cozy, snowy tree. It measures six feet tall and also features built-in lighting.
If your space permits it, this grand ten-foot tree is a great option. The Downswept Douglas looks very realistic and comes pre-strung with 1000 tiny lights. The branches are also hinged, making it easy to set up and pack away once Christmas is over.
Don’t have a ton of space? Pick up this petite Downswept Forest tree. The little tree measures three feet tall and has a narrow 14-inch base, fitting easily in any space or even on top of a table.
Pre-lit trees make the set-up and take-down process easier, but the process of stringing up lights is a ritual for some families. If that sounds like your family, check out this handsome unlit Newberry Spruce. The tree features a versatile seven-and-a-half-foot height and realistic full-bodied branches.
If you don’t want a full tree — or need additional decorations — pick up this cute 24-inch wreath from National Tree Co. It features berries, pine cones, and frosting on the tips for a freshly fallen snow look, no matter where it’s set up.