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Christmas Trees
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Real. No pic, but its our kids first Xmas walking around, so all the ornaments are above 4".
Actually, its pretty funny, I should take a pic.
Actually, its pretty funny, I should take a pic.
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Always real. No photo but I like Nordmann Firs. It's rather strange to order the tree online but that's the way I do it. They cut it and ship it the same day.
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I'll try to post a pic when it's up. We have conflict in our family - I like Frazier Firs, but my wife is partial to (go figure) Douglas Firs. Last year we got a Frazier so this year I think we'll end up with a Douglas.
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I'll try to post a pic when it's up. We have conflict in our family - I like Frazier Firs, but my wife is partial to (go figure) Douglas Firs. Last year we got a Frazier so this year I think we'll end up with a Douglas.Originally Posted by Douglas
We have a fraser, only because we wanted it on Thanksgiving day, and this was the most common tree available in Fl this early. I like the blue spruce a lot as well. I will post some pics shortly.
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We close on a house tomorrow. We plan on a real tree (our first tree) shortly thereafter. I'd like a blue spruce just from childhood memories of my grandparents' house.
Anybody have a good rec for a tree stand?
Anybody have a good rec for a tree stand?
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We close on a house tomorrow. We plan on a real tree (our first tree) shortly thereafter. I'd like a blue spruce just from childhood memories of my grandparents' house.Originally Posted by random-adam
Anybody have a good rec for a tree stand?
How big of a tree do you want?
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We always get grand firs.
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alway real nt going to put it up for another week tho
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Tacky people use fake trees.Originally Posted by Reggs
Yeah that's the only reason. It couldn't be allergies or anything rational.
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