🌲 Snow Flocked Hinged Pine Cone Unlit Artificial Christmas Tree - Winregh (6 Foot) Review

Wow tree in a box. Thought I'd never live long enough to see this day. Funny how you can just order everything online these days. Anyway, I assembled the tree according to the instructions. I found it a little odd that pine trees have metallic roots, but who am I to judge the science. It seemed to have survived the transport so I planted it in the garden. I make sure to water it every day, I won't make the same mistake I would make with a dog, cat or hamster. Come to think of it, I haven't seen

First of all I am amazed at the value of this product. I bought a tree from Walmart and once it was up it looked rare and plasticky and cheap (which it was). This tree was only $10 more expensive and after installing it I am amazed at how lush and beautiful it is. As with any artificial tree, you'll need to take the time to spread out all the branches to really fluff it up, but it only took me an hour to do this. A lot of 'snow' has fallen making a mess and I suppose it will be the same problem

My old tree is almost past its prime after a few years. It's time for a new tree. I chose this folding tree from Winregh for its simplicity and ease of assembly. It took a few hours to put my old tree together. This tree consists of three quick sections. The hardest part is making sure the branches unfurl and bend naturally. This helps to know how a real tree is formed. TIP: Neither end of the branch goes under the branch, and they are all equally spaced as spokes from the branch and directed…

I had never owned an artificial tree and had no idea what to expect but when I saw this one with lights and pine cones I thought why not try it? I also bought it on sale at half price and it arrived a few days after ordering it through Prime. In any case, the assembly was very easy. Three parts for the tree itself and then a metal stand. Insert most of the branch into the stand and screw in the screws to hold it in place. Tighten as tight as you want to feel solid, then continue with the second