Where to Buy Black Christmas Trees

Try These Unique Black Trees This Chrsitmas

Jennifer Amlie
When I first started looking for black Christmas trees about three years ago, they were extremely hard to find. This year, Christmas trees of nontraditional colors are becoming increasingly popular. If you ever wanted to have a black Christmas tree, now is a great time to find one. Here are some of the places to look.

Finding a Black Christmas Tree on eBay
It's been my experience that eBay has one of the largest sections of black Christmas trees. From the very tall and expensive to short and affordable, eBay will probably have it. The trick is to check back often and sign up for email alerts. Recently, I looked for black trees and there were only a few smaller ones. I checked again a week later and now there is a much wider selection. However, the bulk of black trees sold on eBay come from international sellers. Watch the shipping dates if you buy from eBay. You must order early to ensure your tree will be delivered to you on time.

Finding a Black Christmas Tree at Wal-Mart
The selection of black Christmas trees on Wal-Mart.com isn't great, but it's worth mentioning. For $15.00, they sell a 3.5 ft pre-lit black tree. They also have a 6 ft pre-lit tree that retails for around $68.00. You can put your zip code in and check the availability at a nearby store. If they are not in store, the trees can be shipped to a local Wal-Mart or your home. The website also features a 7.5 ft black tree that is only available online. It retails for about $429.00.

Finding a Black Christmas Tree at Treetopia.com
Treetopia has a nice selection of black Christmas trees. For a simple and unlit tree, try their 6 ft Pitch Black Pine. If you're a Twilight fan, check out their Twilight tree. Advertised to "sparkle", this tree can come pre-lit or not. It stands 6.5 ft tall and starts around $249.00. Treetopia also has a Tuxedo Black Tree available in two sizes and has white lights. Another interesting tree is the Black Tiger with orange lights. All orders over $100.00 ship free in the continental US.

Finding a Black Christmas Tree at ChristmasCentral.com
From 3ft to over 10ft, Christmas Central has a variety of sizes and prices on black trees. The 3 ft trees start around $55.00. Many of the trees come pre-lit. The also sell black wreaths. Orders over $77.00 are shipped free in the continental US and there is a flat rate of $17.00 to Canada on any order.

Finding a Black Christmas Tree at ChristmasTreeforme.com
The prices at ChristmasTreeforme maybe higher then at the other retailers in this list, but they sell taller black trees. Their trees start at 6.5 ft and go up to 14 ft. All of their trees are pre-lit and include extra lights. Prices start at $337.00 and they ship free to the continental US.

It maybe difficult to find a black Christmas tree at a neighborhood store, but there are many places to find one online. If you order early, getting a black tree for Christmas shouldn't be hard. With the variety of sizes and prices, anyone can afford to try one of these unique trees.

Sources:

Personal Experience

eBay.com

Treetopia.com

Published by Jennifer Amlie - Featured Contributor in Technology

Jennifer has been playing video games since the NES was released. The Legend of Zelda is her favorite series. She also enjoys BioShock, Gears of War, Fallout, and countless others. When she's not gaming, she...  View profile

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  • Tara Darity2/21/2010

    We almost got a black tree last Christmas. maybe next year....

  • Jennifer Moore11/6/2009

    I cannot say I have ever seen a black tree. Interesting...

  • Scott Shetler10/30/2009

    Wow, I've never heard of this. I'd love to get a black tree!

  • Maria Roth10/25/2009

    I don't think I've ever seen a black Christmas tree. Interesting. Helpful article :)

  • Jennifer Bove10/25/2009

    wow I never even thought of a black one, thanks for the info

  • martie lownsberry10/25/2009

    Bet they look beautiful with silver decorations.

  • Aida Shallcross10/23/2009

    Wow, I never even knew these existed. I bet they look real good with certain paint colors, too.

  • Vanessa Stewart10/22/2009

    Never even thought of a black tree, interesting.

  • Rose Ellen10/22/2009

    Interesting, I was totally unaware of black christmas trees. Thanks for opening my eyes. :)

  • Ranee Wright10/22/2009

    I bet Gothic folk would love this theme. Great job!

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