If you're talking about a natural tree that's flocked, I think they are very pretty. We're in cold country though and usually have a white Christmas, so no need for flocking here.

I think they are pretty. I have a purple one and a pink one as well as a green one. Will not be putting any up this year. Real ones are the best though.

Sue

No. Natural and live is my choice.

Lukkiirish--I'm talking about white plastic sparkly fake.

Oh, just seeing your update now, no....absolutely not. For me. But, to each their own..

I seen one at Cracker Barrel..it was beautiful, but can't see it in my home. I'm more the green, although fake green. LOL

But I can see them being stunning in certain homes.

Fake anything doesn't work for me, especially those things that aren't found in nature.

For us it is a real tree that is balled & burlapped so after the holiday it can be planted outside

Thans MsRed Byrd! That's exactly what I was looking for--well done!

That's certainly unique, msred! :-)

The Frosty/Top Hat was from Cracker Barrel... about three years ago. The Grands think it's cool, lol. They look forward to seeing Frosty every year... works for us.

I've had a 6' fake skinny tree for over 20yrs. I think they call them "Alpine trees" now. Has a trunk that looks like real wood, sits on a square of metal. I have alot of furniture in the library so a skinny tree works out great.

DH tells me his mother often had a flocked tree, back when they were all the rage. It was his job to put it out at the curb once Christmas was over. He said it would be *gone* before dark. They always thought someone used it for Greek Orthodox Christmas that came a little later in the year.

I like any kind of Christmas tree! But the more cluttered with a mishmash of ornaments, the better. I prefer a fir tree, but enjoy them all! When I go for night time walks I love getting a glimpse of lit up trees inside the houses I pass...We probably won't put up a tree at our own house this year. Eh, maybe, but probably not.

I think they are very pretty.

They're OK. I like a "real" tree but doubt I'll ever have another live one. First the cost, second the hassle. I could see having a small white one, or green. Doesn't bother me, I like them all for the most part. I've been looking for a small silver tree similar to the larger ones popular back in the 60s. My aunt had one of the silver aluminum ones with the large red ornaments and complete with the color wheel. Although I really enjoyed the once live trees we had when I was growing up I always liked that tree for some reason. Been waxing nostalgically over that tree for a long time.

Yes! We can't do real because of allergies. This is the white tree we had for several years. Children loved it.

Oakley, how magical it looks.