Fraser Hill Farm 6.5-Ft. Mountain Pine Snow Flocked Artificial Christmas Tree with Stand and No Lights, Unlit Foldable Christmas Tree with Realistic Foliage for Home Decoration

This is the kind of tree my family always got when I was growing up and in my younger adult married years (still married) that I and my wife got each season. There used to be a local business called Allied that did many things, it was an old war surplus store from wwII that grew into a general merchandise store, in fact, their slogan was "if we don't have it, you don't need it". Anyway, each Christmas season they would put up huge tree lots selling this and other species of trees and many of them were pre-flocked. The cheapest was $19.99, and the most expensive was $49.99. You would just roll in, walk around the covered area for the flocked trees and choose from hundreds. They would bag it and help you tie it to your car. It was a magical time to be alive in my opinion. well, as you know, now live trees are about half the price of an artificial tree or worse, and they weren't flocked. those were even more! so I have lived the last 15 to 20 years with this new type of tree (to me) that looks like a cone (its very pretty, just not what I grew up with) about 6 years ago, I found one cone shaped one which is flocked and its been a good tree. We would alternate each year between the green one and the flocked. Then I notice this Cyber Monday, as I just happen to be search Amazon for artificial trees. why? I don't need one. I already have 2. Then I see this baby. Its the kind that I grew up with. It looks petty good in the pictures. The price isn't too bad either, at about $140.00. One of the reviews I read, they guy said how it wasn't too terrible but not for the $300 he paid. well, I realized this was normally a much more expensive tree so I ordered it. Now for the actual review: I'm not sure if it was boxed then flocked or the other way around, or if it was set up, flocked, then quickly boxed. It may also have been that the guy holding the flocking gun stopped to talk to someone a few times as he sprayed the stuff as there are a few areas where its quite thick. A lot of the branches are stuck together and you have to pull the apart and straighten them. some of the branches went straight to the side of the box and are then bent in a 90 degree angle and the flock is smashed flat against the box so it looks pretty hammered when you get it out, but even in that condition I could see it. It was the tree of my childhood. (Don't know why i'm feeling a little emotional just now) So, with some effort (and with a mask so I don't breath so much flock dust) I methodically straighten and flatten (that's the way this tree is shaped as you see in pictures) its pretty nice! its also not perfectly symmetrical just like real ones aren't. It really is a nice tree, Charlie Brown. Its very nice. I'm happy with it. Now when I put it away, I will close up the branches much more carefully and fold them up against the trunk straight before putting it back in the box that way the next time I take it out it won't look like "bad, bad Leroy Brown" if you get the reference. (like a jigsaw puzzle with a couple of pieces gone) for you young pups.

I finally replaced my old falling-apart tree this year (2021), and carefully considered all my needs and wants. Height, footprint, color, shedding possibilities, pet resistance, affordability, fullness, the works. I’m SUPER excited for my first brand-new tree and I got to pick it out myself! I’ve never had a frosted one before and it’s GORGEOUS.My house is SMALL. Not like a tiny-home or an RV, but less than 900 sq ft. We have 8’ ceilings, multiple pets, a kid, zero space for anything “extra”, and literally have to rent a storage unit for some of our furniture to accommodate a Christmas tree. This takes up less floor space than I expected. I was pleasantly surprised! Even with the skirt, it’s actually slightly more trim and slim than I had planned, which is great because it leaves a few more precious inches of open floor. It’s a perfect height to have a pretty topper that doesn’t quite graze the ceiling.I grew up with crazy-full trees and still enjoy that look, but I also like to be able to bury lights all throughout the inner limbs of a tree. I got the unlit one. I normally prefer colored lights, and even though I’m going in a different direction this year, I wanted to leave my options open for next year. This tree gives both enough space to string lights through the middle, but also plenty of tips to fill out the bare spots and hang ornaments from.You can obviously see there are no decorations on my tree yet, as well as a fat cat in the upper left corner. He’s one of three reasons there are no ornaments yet, we are waiting to see how they react to the proximity to their tower. This tree is sturdy enough to withstand repeated attacks from His Magisterial Corpulence And Company. I don’t expect it would stand for them to launch all at once, but it definitely stands up well and doesn’t wobble at all!Do be warned that the frosting WILL shed like crazy while you’re setting it up and fluffing branches. Seriously, I was a bit surprised at how much came off and how much was left. However, like someone else mentioned, a quick sweep was all that was necessary and it doesn’t continue to shed just from standing there—unlike my old crappy tree.For the money, I couldn’t have found a more perfect tree. In fact, there are similar trees in my local hardware store for more money, but not quite as nice. Literally the only thing I’d have preferred is snap-in branches, and this one is hinged. If you’re looking for an unlit, 7.5’ frosted tree, your search is over. This is the one!

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