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Some of our more popular artificial christmas trees are listed below.
Sierra - At the base of the mountains, trees grow lush and full like those in our Sierra line. Extra branch tips make this foliage wondrously thick. A dense constelation of lamps envelopes the long-needled branches, bathing them in light.
Sequoia - A hint of new growth reaches out amidst the aged branches of these venerable trees. The blending of old and new in Sequoia branch tips was inspired by the grand giants of our acient forests.
Douglas - Let your decoration take center stage! We've designed the Douglas collection with a little extra space between branches to let you showcase many, many ornaments--and to make decorating easy. Choose from a wide range of sizes and styles, including our Douglas Imperial Tree, decked in Chartreuse, Red, Purple and Gold lights. We also have matching pre-lit garland and wreaths to match these pre-lit trees.
Tiffany - The Tiffany's branches sweep downward with a natural elegance, concealing the base as they lightly touch the ground. Thick clusters of branch tips blend long and short needles that sparkle amidst a vast symphony of lamps.
Fremont Fir - Expanding branches on the lower section add a natural, full appearance. Pine cones, lush tips, brown trunk and branches to the ground provide an elegant look for the holidays.
Colorado Spruce - The slender needles of this foliage take on a teal cast in the bright morning sun. Colorado Spruce Tree's accents spin the color wheel in a new direction, mixing innovation into your holiday palette.
Tahoe Spruce - Basked in the season's gentle light, the Tahoe Spruce casts a cerulean glow toward the sky. New growth reaches confidently from the trio of branch tips, defying winter's icy challenge. Meanwhile, pine cones peek eagerly from their haven amidst the lighted branches.
Appalachian Iced Pine
Looks fresh-cut from a forest. Full, natural-looking branches are tipped with artificial 'ice drops' on the needles.
Oregon Fir - It wears its foliage full, like a blanket of warmth against the arctic chill. The needles of this gentle fir feel soft in your fingertips. You may even detect a hint of emeralds amidst the Oregon Fir's rich, green foliage.
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