5 Unique Christmas Trees That You’ll Love or Hate

Whether or not you celebrate Christmas, it’s likely you have an image in your mind of what a Christmas Tree is supposed to look like.  That classic, aromatic evergreen fir adorned with an array of dangling ornaments and twinkling lights.  And while we love a good, traditional Christmas Tree, we believe there is room in the world (and our hearts) for those trees that simply refuse to conform.

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#1 | Upside-Down Christmas Tree

It’s not the color that makes this tree unique (silver actually was a popular color for Christmas Trees in the late 50’s and early 60’s).  The upside-down Christmas Tree only wants to help.  Plus, you can fit more presents under it!  

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And if you’re really cramped for space,  you can go with the upside-down, cut-in-half Christmas Tree!

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#2 | Naked Christmas Tree

Brrr.. it’s cold outside!  Good thing this skinny little tree is an indoors-dweller.  It does have a sort of Charlie Brown appeal to it, though.

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#3 | Self-Sufficient Christmas Tree

So, this one has a pretty traditional look to it (besides that top hat), but the fact that it comes pre-decorated landed it a spot on our list.  Who has time for all that decorating stuff, anyways?

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#4 | Rainbow Christmas Tree

This is a Christmas Tree of another color (several, in fact).  No decorations needed on this one.

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#5 | Tropical Christmas Tree

We know a few snowbirds who would love this tree!  (“Snowbirds” is a phrase Mainers use to describe other Mainers who spend winter in warmer climates).  

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