We started out at Home Depot and found a very limit selection of frosted artificial trees. In fact Home Depot only had the one style of frosted tree measuring 9 foot high, 73'' diameter and weighing 76 lbs. The tree has 900 velvet frost Ready-Lit white lights and a hinged construction for easy assembly. The pre -lit frosted Colorado Spruce with frosted white lights goes for about $369.00 and is available for on-line purchase.
Next we tried K-Mart and Sears Department stores finding a much bigger variety on Hawthorne Fir Trees with Medium Green Frosted Tips. These artificial frosted tip fir trees came in the sizes from 6.5ft-9.5 ft. All the Frosted tipped fir trees that had are pre-lit and a hinged construction for easy assembly. Some the trees include a stand and ranged in price from $199.99 to $599.99 and most where available for in-store purchase as well as on-line ordering.
Amazon was next on our list to find a Frosted artificial Christmas tree and they have a huge selection on new and used frosted green trees in so many style varieties they all came pre-lit in the price range of $69.99 -$699.99. They ranged from 2 ft. high to 9 ft. high some with stands and some more of an outdoor decorative tree resting in large pots. Some of the trees even qualified for free shipping.
The next on-line site we went to look at for your best deal on a new or gently used frosted artificial Christmas tree was E-bay; here we found a Hugh variety. The frosted Artificial trees on the E-Bay site ranged from $9.00 -$200.00 dollars. The trees came in mostly green but there was a few pink and white frosted artificial Christmas trees and the varied from 2 ft. high to 7 ft. high.
We found going on line and looking at the product and comparing prices was the best way to go and the best part of on-line ordering at any site mentioned above is the front door conveniences. You never have to go out and battle the crowds it's one way to give yourself a small break this holiday season.
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