Which tree do you prefer at Christmastime?

Cost effective, better for the environment, long term use, no shedding needles for my dogs to ingest, no overpowering scent, no need to haul it or transport it, don't have to find a dumpster to dispose of it, and I'll know every year exactly how big it will be and what it'll take to decorate it!

Real trees play havok on the allergies so artificial it is!

Cheaper, more personalized, and easier to maintain.

Why kill a tree for a decoration, if you like the smell of a real tree, they have products that can me it smell that way, less risk of fire, no mess, the list goes on and on

easier and saves a life.

I LOVE my artificial Snow flocked tree, that I can keep for years. I also planted a real one in 2006, when we bought this house; to replace the 2 Christmas trees we lost in HURRICANE KATRINA.I DECORAT

It's easier and less messy.

Pure shame to chop down perfectly healthy trees just to decorate our homes for just a few weeks. If a Christmas tree is so important to you, PLANT one in your front yard.

allergies

Cleaner and in the long run cheaper than real trees. And, unfortunately, I'm actually allergic to drying plants.

They are cleaner and cheaper if you have an artificial tree you can reuse it and save a lot of money per year.

Less work.

I am a tree hugging hippie.

I used to always get a real tree but it's hard to go get since my husband died, the trunks too skinny for the stand, drops needles, can't have it up as long, have to dispose of it. Artificial is easier and I like the size/shape.

Memories of an era of live trees are too painful.

no cost every year, better for environment

My son and I have very bad allergies and asthma. The real always sets them Off

In spite of the fact that I love the scent of a fresh tree, an artificial is safer, cost effective, considering that they last for years, and better than chopping down a tree and then discarding it.

No needles on floor and no living thing died for a few days celebration.

I can use the tree over and over again

I got a tiny artificial tree at a yard sale for $3 a few years ago, and it's the only tree for me!

I'm highly allergic to pine pollen. Woke up when I was 2 years old after getting a real tree and my eyes were swollen shut and crusted over and had my first asthma attack. Had to go to the ER and get an epi shot, then go to grandma's house while my mom & dad ditched the real tree.

I was raised with an artificial tree. It became a tradition to put the same tree up every year while having Christmas music playing. It is a tradition I am sharing with my son.

So I don't have to go out EVERY YEAR to get another one.

Allergies!

My husband is allergic to Christmas trees. Also, it is easier for me to put up an artificial tree than to buy a real tree, bring it home, and trim the bottom as well as keep it watered.