The Home Depot
- Home Depot is a go-to for home improvement items like paint and shelves, but it's also a surprisingly great spot for artificial Christmas trees too.
- Styles range from pre-lit to unlit, extra-tall to tabletop height, and more so you'll be able to find one fits your space, and prices start at just $7.99.
- Here are 13 great artificial Christmas trees you can buy at Home Depot this year.
If you're not one to buy a fresh Christmas tree each year, an artificial one can be a great alternative. Finding one that fits your budget and decor though might be tricky, but surprisingly enough, Home Depot has a ton of great ones to choose from.
There are almost 1,500 artificial Christmas trees on the site right now, which is way more than what you'd find in store. You can order one online for in-store pick up or delivered straight to your place for convenience. Either way, there are so many styles to choose from - pre-lit, unlit, tall, short, traditional green, multi-colored, and more.
Here are 13 of our top picks from Home Depot across different styles and prices (some even start at just $7.99). And if you need more Christman décor inspiration for tree skirts, tree stands, ornaments, and more, check out some of our buying guides:
- Best artificial Christmas trees
- Best Christmas decorations
- Best Christmas tree skirt
- Best Christmas tree stand
- Best Christmas lights
- Best Christmas tree ornaments
Shop all Christmas trees at The Home Depot here.
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