A Whistler Christmas

Fast-growing Christmas tree species are the perfect choice for people who want to decorate their homes with a fresh tree without having to wait too long. These trees tend to be more expensive than slower-growing varieties, but they can save you time and money in the long run because they don’t have to be replanted as often.

Fast-growing Christmas tree species include:

Balsam Fir

The Balsam Fir is one of the most popular types of Christmas trees because it is so easy to grow. They are native to Canada and grow well in cooler climates. They do not need much care at all and will survive with just about any type of soil or climate conditions as long as there is plenty of sunlight and water available for them throughout their lives. These trees can grow up to 4 feet per year if they receive proper care from their owners. These trees also add some great color to any home during the holiday season with their beautiful deep green leaves that turn golden brown during winter months when temperatures begin dropping below freezing overnight across North America’s northern regions where these trees typically

Fraser Fir (Abies fraseri)

Native to western North America, this tree is also known as Pacific Silver Fir or White Mountain Fir. It grows up to 100 feet tall and has stiff branches that spread outward at the top of each branch like a pyramid shape when mature. Its needles are about 1 inch long with blunt tips, which can be as wide as 3 inches long! Fraser Firs’ cones grow up to 4 inches long with soft scales that have rounded

Scotch pine (Pinus sylvestris)

The Scotch pine is one of the most popular Christmas trees grown in the United States and Europe, according to Colorado State University Extension. It has a soft, full shape and is easy to decorate. The Scotch pine grows quickly and reaches heights of 50 feet or more within 10 years if planted in an open area with plenty of sunlight and water.

White spruce (Picea glauca)

White spruce trees are native to North America and grow best in cooler climates like Canada, Alaska and northern New England, according to the National Arbor Day Foundation. They have dark green needles that turn yellowish brown in winter. These trees reach heights between 30 feet and 80 feet tall within five years if planted in full sun conditions with adequate moisture levels.

Silver-tip Fir

A silver-tip fir can grow up to 20 feet (6 meters) tall in its first year and typically reaches about 50 feet (15 meters) at maturity. The silver-tip fir gets its name from its silvery-white underside on new growth needles that emerge from the stem tips of this evergreen tree. The needles turn dark green when mature, but they don’t get too thick like some other evergreens do — making them great for tight spaces.

The Colorado blue spruce

The Colorado blue spruce is another fast-growing Christmas tree option that can reach heights of up to 60 feet (18 meters) in just three years! This evergreen species has flattened needles that give it an appearance similar to a Norway spruce, but it’s actually quite different (and easier) to grow than Norway spruces.

Emphasize the Height: Benefits of a 10 Foot Artificial Christmas Tree

Remember how excited you were when Christmas would roll around when you were a child? The nerves, the excitement, the rapidly waiting for Santa to get here, thinking that it took years for the presents to be placed under the tree? This is a feeling that almost every child has, but as we age and become adults, we realize all the hard work that goes into making these Christmas memories! However, what if you could decorate your 10 foot artificial Christmas trees in ways that help to bring back the fun to Christmas? If you have children, this is going to add to their pleasure. And believe it or not, having a fun theme like this for adults is going to help make you fondly remember all the excitement that comes with Christmas.

Here are some great fun ideas to use to decorate your 10 foot artificial Christmas trees with this year

1. Candy, candy and more candy! Use all types of candies to decorate your tree. While you can use real candy, ornaments that are themed as candy have become quite popular, so feel free to decorate with these.

2. Carnival style! What are your favorite things about carnivals? Make a list, and use the colors of the carnival to help guide you through how to decorate your 10 foot artificial Christmas trees in this theme.

3. Favorite game! If you have a favorite game, whether this is a board game or a video game, take this and run with the decor for your tree. You will find ti will be a personalized type of fun theme, but that makes it even better.

4. Animal prints! There are tons of people who decorate their 10 foot artificial Christmas trees in their favorite animal print. It is a fun idea that really shows your love for an animal. For example, decorate with tons of leopard print or even zebra print!

5. Trains! Use trains as a way to show your love of these locomotives, as well as put some fun into your tree. With this theme decorate the tree with these items, but also consider setting up a model train going around the tree…it will be a huge hit!

6. Presents! After all, when you were a child, what did you look forward to the most? Many people are taking presents and wrap these under the tree, but then they are using some DIY ideas to make this the entire theme of their tree. This may include making your tree look like a giant present with a bow on the top!

7. Mischievous elves are a great theme for those who have kids. After all, what parent hasn’t dealt with the Elf on the Shelf at this point? Let your tree be just another aspect of the fun of this magical story.

For those who love fun and want this to be seen in their 10 foot artificial Christmas trees, you cannot go wrong with any of these themes!