Time to start thinking about your Christmas tree and whether or not you will be going with an artificial Christmas tree or a real Christmas tree. Obviously both have their positives and negatives and from an antique perspective a real one is more fitting. However, real Christmas trees are not always the most convenient.
A real Christmas Tree will obviously not last as long as an artificial tree. This requires a little bit more planning when you start decorating for the holidays. So don't expect to put your tree up before Thanksgiving and have a beautiful green tree on Christmas day. It's possible that the green needles will have turned brown and most of your greenery will be in the vacuum cleaner.
Artificial trees are much easier to decorate and will last for years. Artificial Christmas trees are designed and built to accommodate a lot of ornaments and heavy ones as well. Where a real Christmas tree will have imperfections and not all the branches will be able to support heavy antique ornaments.
So, if you like a challenge and the smell of fresh pine, then go with a real Christmas tree. Just know that unlike an artificial Christmas tree there will be imperfections, dead spots, and a 'good side'. Also, don't forget to water that real tree so that it will last as long as possible.
Artificial trees are much easier to decorate and will last for years. Artificial Christmas trees are designed and built to accommodate a lot of ornaments and heavy ones as well. Where a real Christmas tree will have imperfections and not all the branches will be able to support heavy antique ornaments.
So, if you like a challenge and the smell of fresh pine, then go with a real Christmas tree. Just know that unlike an artificial Christmas tree there will be imperfections, dead spots, and a 'good side'. Also, don't forget to water that real tree so that it will last as long as possible.
Antique Christmas Tree
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