National Tree Company has a penchant for making fantastic fake trees, and its “Feel Real” version is no exception. At first glance, it’s hard to believe it wasn’t chopped down outside, thanks to its hundreds of realistic needles and individual branches.

The holiday season is here, and for many, that means picking out the perfect Christmas tree. But the big question remains, real or artificial? Local businesses such as Corky's Garden Path and Frank’s Tree Farm help us compare the pros and cons of each,

Save on your fake holiday tree with these picks from Amazon, Balsam Hill, Wayfair, and more, featuring options for every aesthetic.

The perfect artificial Christmas tree will transform your home into a real holiday wonderland – without all the fuss that a real tree requires. These days, you can find plenty of artificial Christmas trees that look super lifelike,

Things I love: holiday music, twinkly lights, ginger cookies, Home Alone marathons, snow flurries (a distant dream since I moved to Florida). Suffice it to say, I fall firmly in the camp of “it’s the most wonderful time of the year”—but there is one thing I could go without.

We put all the best artificial Christmas trees to the test, including Balsam Hill, King of Christmas, and Puleo International.

THE festive season is fast approaching, but nothing marks the start of Christmas like a tree dressed with twinkling lights and ornaments. Real Christmas trees have started popping up at

Christmas is still five weeks away, but if you are eager to get your Christmas centerpiece up and decorated, you’re in luck.

We all know that the arrangement of furniture within your home can change the energy you surround yourself with – one misplaced sofa can totally throw off the harmony, or Feng Shui, of the space. But have you ever considered that where you place your Christmas tree might influence the amount of luck your home attracts?