"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." At the Good Housekeeping Institute, our engineers and analysts have been testing artificial Christmas ...

The holiday season is upon us and while many of you might've sprung for a real tree from your local vendors, some of us prefer the quick and easy route of ordering an artificial Christmas tree.

It’s hard to beat the smell of a freshly cut Christmas tree, but when it comes to convenience and ease of use, fake Christmas trees are the undisputed winner. With the best artificial Christmas trees, ...

Christmas decorations have evolved over the years, but no matter what you’re subtracting or adding for 2025, we can all agree that for a home to truly feel like Christmas has arrived, a tree is ...

Artificial Christmas trees are the safe way to go. They aren’t messy as there are no pines to shed, they don’t need watering ...

If you're after something a bit larger, Dunelm's 7ft Mountain Pine Christmas Tree could be the ideal choice. Priced at £69, ...

The Christmas tree measures six feet in height and offers a realistic look with its bushy branches and tapered silhouette ...

Pine or plastic — which Christmas tree is better for the planet? For the eco-conscious, the needling question remains something of a head-scratcher. While artificial firs can be used year after year, ...

Marks and Spencer is selling a 6ft Christmas tree for £20, but shoppers can get it for less than £5 through a cashback deal ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Ah, it happens every season—the moment it feels like Christmas is when you spot your first tree twinkling ...