Whether you go for an artificial or real tree, chances are that your tree looks roughly the same every year. If you’re looking to switch it up in favor of something more original, look no further than Fraser Hill Farm’s snowing tree that’s available at Home Depot.
The over-the-top tree will bring the (faux) snow indoors this holiday season. It comes in classic green and black shades, the latter of which has become a standout trend over the past few years, and are 5.5 feet and 6.25 feet tall, respectively. The artificial snow works by being blown through the center, falling over the branches, and being collected at the umbrella base of the tree to be used again. So you won’t have to worry about refilling it or vacuuming every time you want a winter wonderland in your living room.
“When Mother Nature fails to deliver that picture-perfect snowfall you wish for every year, create your own snowy scene with Fraser Hill Farm,” the description says. “Not only does this tree come pre-strung with warm LED lights, a finial tree topper, and a light assortment of tree ornaments (saving plenty of room for your own), but it also produces a flurry of self-containing, faux-snow that trickles down each branch and creates a natural snowy scene.”
As if all of these features weren’t enough, the trees also come with hidden built-in speakers at the base to play 25 popular holiday tunes, including “Jingle Bells,” “We Wish You a Merry Christmas,” and more.
To recap, you get a tree, lights, ornaments, faux snow feature, and built-in speakers that play Christmas music all in one. It makes it even more shocking that the price tag won’t send you into holiday debt, since the green version is currently $137.41 and the black is $158.80. Both are available to be delivered to your home or the closest Home Depot store near you.
Whether you live in an area that rarely sees snow, or you just want to guarantee yourself a white Christmas, it looks like we can all expect a snowstorm all season long.
As the senior editor of social and social news, Caitlyn covers the tastiest, coolest, and strangest products for BestProducts.com, and she is the lead of social strategy for Popular Mechanics, Runner's World, and Bicycling Magazine; her work has also appeared in POPSUGAR, InStyle, Stylecaster, among others. In her free time (if there is such a thing), she’s probably watching reality TV, online shopping, or cuddling with her dog, Waffle. She is a Wawa-loving Jersey girl who went to Monmouth University for communication, journalism, and interactive media.
