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Fresh vs. Artificial Christmas Trees. The Difference You Can Feel
One of the most important festivals at the end of the year that can create a lot of fun for the family is Christmas. People usually celebrate this festival until New Year's Day. Choosing to decorate your home with a Christmas tree is a great way to create a festive atmosphere for the holiday season. It is also a great family activity that everyone can participate in. You can decorate your Christmas tree with your favorite decorations or add twinkling lights to make it even more magical.
But another important question that many families may need to consider is whether to use a fresh Christmas tree or an artificial Christmas tree for home decoration. Because the details of the two types of Christmas trees are different. So, in this article, we will clearly show the difference between the two types, so that you can use it as information to choose a Christmas tree to celebrate the end-of-year festival.
1. The scent of Christmas trees
The most obvious difference between fresh and artificial Christmas trees is the scent. Fresh Christmas trees (pine trees) have a unique, distinctive aroma. When you get close to them, you can smell the pine, which can be relaxing. When placed in the middle of the house, the scent of the pine will spread throughout the house, creating a feeling of being in a pine forest. This can enhance the festive atmosphere of the end of the year. Artificial Christmas trees may not have the same fresh, invigorating smell as Fresh Christmas trees, but they can still help to create a festive atmosphere for the home. If you are concerned about the smell, there are artificial Christmas trees that have a scent, but it is important to remember that this scent is artificial and not the same as the natural smell of pine trees.
2. The beauty of Christmas trees
Beauty is subjective. Some people may find it beautiful, while others may not. However, when comparing the real thing to an artificial Christmas tree, the real thing is always more beautiful. This is because it is a natural occurrence, with a beautiful shape on all four sides. It is not something that is made. However, artificial Christmas trees have the advantage of having a wider variety of shapes to choose from than real ones.
3. Installing a Christmas tree
Installation is something that needs to be taken seriously, as we will be setting up the Christmas tree throughout the festive season. This can be used as a comparison point for the differences in installation between fresh and artificial Christmas trees. Fresh Christmas trees should be installed on a dedicated tree stand, and screws should be used to secure the corners of the stand to make the tree as stable and sturdy as possible. This is a separate device that does not come with the tree but can be reused the following year. Artificial Christmas trees, on the other hand, typically come with a base attached to the tree itself.
KASSA HOME Tree Stand For Balsam Fir Fresh Pine Tree Size M-L, Size 41 x 41 x 22 cm., Green
KASSA HOME Tree Stand For Balsam Fir Fresh Pine Tree Size XL-XXL, Size 51 x 51 x 10.75 cm., Green
4. The price of Christmas trees
When it comes to price, it's probably common knowledge that fresh Christmas trees are more expensive than artificial Christmas trees. This is because fresh Christmas trees need to be carefully planted and cared for before they are sold. In addition, fresh Christmas trees can only be used to decorate your home for one year. Artificial Christmas trees, on the other hand, can be stored and used in the following years. The lifespan will depend on the materials used to make the artificial Christmas tree.
5. Environmental friendliness
Currently, it is especially important to be environmentally conscious. Fresh Christmas trees are biodegradable and have no impact on the environment. They can also be used to make compost and wood chips. Artificial Christmas trees may seem more environmentally friendly because they can be reused, but there are concerns about the materials used, which are mostly made of plastic, metal, and PVC. These materials are not biodegradable and cannot be recycled.
In the end, it's up to you to decide which type of Christmas tree you prefer. Consider the factors mentioned in the article above to help you make your decision. But don't forget to decorate your home with a Christmas tree to add beauty and festive atmosphere to the end of the year.
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