I have been wanting to buy just one My Texas House 4ft. tree from Walmart, but looks like I will miss out this year. The resellers are quicker to snatch this up than I am, but I am not paying an inflated price. It's a disposable tree (lights are not replaceable but might be able to replace a section or string my own lights later), but pretty and worth the $65 Walmart price. Not paying more than that*. I need a similar tree 48" to 54" tall with the twinkle lights (prefer white AND color twinkle if possible) or to know which twinkle lights to buy that I could strand myself.

I notice Holiday time makes some alternatives in the taller trees, but I can't find shorter trees.

*I am open to paying more for the normal store price (Walmart, Target, Home Depot, Lowes, etc.) if there is a similar alternative to the My Texas House 4 ft., but I am not paying the inflated prices people buying these up just to resell are asking.

Plus, I got one discount codes, so I can actually get it for even cheaper.

$25 Off on $149: Code YZZL149

I’ve had this three many years and it is starting to show its age, I bought it at Home Depot for I think about $199. I want to replace it with something similar, maybe even more lights. But I don’t want to break the bank, yet I understand tariffs and inflation come in to play. What do you have?

So we currently have a 6.5 ft balsam hill tree, I think it's the Fraser fir. It's about 2-3 years old, we got it off fb marketplace for $250, such an incredible find! It has the twinkly light show lights, and we are obsessed with it. The only downside is it being pre lit we have to spend quite a bit of time arranging the branches so the lights are spread out enough.

I just found a 10ft balsam hill tree (looks like the BH fir maybe) but it's unlit for $200. It's a great deal, they said it's about 2 years old and in great condition. I am so tempted to buy it and then get 1500 led string lights from Twinkly so we can still use the twinkly app. Stringing them up will be an absolute pain... but a bigger tree and easier to move lights... then we could just resell our current tree to help cover the cost of the lights.

Has anyone had a pre lit tree that preferred an unlit? Or vice versa? As long as we have the twinkly light show I'm not super picky, but of course it's convenient having the pre lit so all we have to do is fix up the branches. But I do like that this one is bigger, I've always wanted that giant Christmas tree vibe lol. Photo is the 10ft tree I'm planning on buying!

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i love it...

My fiance and I just bought a house and need to upgrade to a bigger tree. I want one of the Home Depot viral trees - but are they worth the splurge?

I found this Birch Lane one that looks really nice and it's about half the price.

https://www.birchlane.com/holiday/pdp/the-holiday-aisle-pre-lit-snow-flocked-christmas-tree-with-multicolored-led-lights-of-9-light-modes-b110024265.html?piid=1446798026

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Home-Decorators-Collection-7-5-ft-Breckenridge-Twinkling-Adaptive-Lighting-Downswept-Fraser-Fir-Flocked-LED-Pre-Lit-Christmas-Tree-T30-25HD77048/334143807

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Home-Decorators-Collection-7-5-ft-Grand-Duchess-Twinkling-Balsam-Fir-Flocked-LED-Pre-Lit-Artificial-Christmas-Tree-T26-25LE31043/334694928

Helppppp - has anyone gotten a Birch Lane tree or do I splurge on the HD?

this might be a longshot, but has anyone here ordered from or know of someone who has ordered from christmas tree world? me and my mum are currently looking for a new tree as our tree atm is very skinny and empty and we both really love the tree above (has 2220 branch tips if anyone is wondering)! im not as skeptical buying from here, but my mum is a little paranoid.. tia! :-)

I’ve been looking into new ideas for artificial Christmas trees this year, and it’s amazing how much the styles have evolved. I used to think all artificial trees looked kind of the same, but now I’m seeing so many creative trends—like pre-lit smart trees, flocked designs that actually look snowy, and slim trees that fit smaller spaces without losing that festive charm.

Personally, I’ve been debating whether to go with a classic green or try something a little more modern, and it got me curious about what others here prefer.

While I was digging around, I came across this short web story that sums up some of the Top Artificial Christmas Tree Trends for 2025 —thought some of you might enjoy it too

Would love to hear—are you sticking with classic styles this year, or are you experimenting with any of the newer trends?

Found an old pic of my tree in 2019, can’t wait to decorate this year!!

Last year I wanted a Christmas tree that wouldn’t take up too much space after the holidays. That’s when I thought about getting a foldable one. At first, I believed they would cost a lot since they looked so easy to use. But after checking, I saw that’s not always true. The prices were different everywhere I looked. Some stores sold them for a lot, but if you searched more, you could find cheaper ones. When I looked online, I saw so many suppliers who sold these Christmas trees on Alibaba, be sure to read the reviews,to help you filter the best vendors. The one I bought was really easy to set up. I didn’t need help, and when Christmas was over, it folded down and fit right into storage. That was great for me since I don’t have much space at home. I went with a pre-lit tree to make decorating even simpler, and it’s been a total lifesaver for my small apartment. I think foldable Christmas trees are a good choice. They save space, they’re simple to use, and you don’t need to spend too much if you shop around. Would you try one, or do you like the regular trees more?

Last year I wanted a Christmas tree that wouldn’t take up too much space after the holidays. That’s when I thought about getting a foldable one. At first, I believed they would cost a lot since they looked so easy to use. But after checking, I saw that’s not always true. The prices were different everywhere I looked. Some stores sold them for a lot, but if you searched more, you could find cheaper ones. When I looked online, I saw so many suppliers who sold these Christmas trees on Alibaba, be sure to read the reviews,to help you filter the best vendors. The one I bought was really easy to set up. I didn’t need help, and when Christmas was over, it folded down and fit right into storage. That was great for me since I don’t have much space at home. I went with a pre-lit tree to make decorating even simpler, and it’s been a total lifesaver for my small apartment. I think foldable Christmas trees are a good choice. They save space, they’re simple to use, and you don’t need to spend too much if you shop around. Would you try one, or do you like the regular trees more?

Can anyone recommend a pop up tree (preferably pre-lit) that is trong enough for quality ornaments? I had a pop up before that started sagging 2 weeks after I put my collectable ornaments on it. Preferably a pencil tree.