If you’re someone who throws themselves wholeheartedly into the holiday season, chances are you’re partial to a Christmas tree.
While relatively few Aussies choose to drag the real thing into their living rooms each December, artificial trees are an easy and popular way of adding some Christmas cheer.
Whether you’re looking to invest for the first time, or want to upgrade a Christmas tree that’s beginning to lose its lustre, we’ve rounded up the options that will suit any decor or budget and add some Christmas cheer – including the Classic Pine Premium Christmas Tree from Temple & Webster that shoppers say is a “really full and realistic looking Christmas tree”.
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To help you find your dream Christmas tree, our team of experienced writers spent hours researching various trees worthy of including in our article. We discovered what factors make a good Christmas tree by talking to experts, reviewing test results and analysing thousands of customer reviews.
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BEST CLASSIC CHRISTMAS TREES
Myer Giftorium Deluxe Reno 210cm Pine Tree, $349 at Myer
What You Need To Know
You just can’t go wrong with a classic green Christmas tree. This simple and timeless one from Myer is the perfect base for any Christmas theme you’re going for. Measuring 210cm in size, this tree has 951 tips, its very own stand and a full appearance. Just add lights, tinsel and ornaments for a festive finish.
Classic Pine Premium 180cm Christmas Tree, $159 (down from $249) at Temple & Webster
What You Need To Know
This is another great classic green tree option from Temple & Webster. Standing at 180cm tall with 637 tips, this tree is easy to put together and great for any Christmas colour theme you’re planning to do.
It boasts a 4.8-star rating with five-star reviewers saying they “could not be happier” with the tree.
“This is exactly what I was hoping for - the tree is solid, the branches are full and fluffy and create that proper Christmas tree look. Highly recommend this tree if you’re looking to finally upgrade to a ‘proper’ (but still fake) tree,” one wrote.
“Love this tree. Exactly like the pics. Really full and realistic looking Christmas tree. Delivery great as well,” another wrote.
BEST SNOWY CHRISTMAS TREE
Myer Giftorium Arrow Pine Flocked Christmas Tree, $349 at Myer
What You Need To Know
There’s nothing quite like a frosty-tipped pine tree to create that Christmas feeling, is there? This arrow pine tree featuring a glorious faux snowy look stands at 210 centimetres tall. It’s a great option for those that love the snow effect - plus, it comes in 180cm.
BEST BUDGET CHRISTMAS TREE
Jingle Jollys 1.8m Christmas Tree, $63.19 (down from $85.95) at Amazon Australia
What You Need To Know
Who said Christmas trees had to be expensive? This lush Jingle Jollys faux pine tree will fill up your space in the best way. Sitting on a sturdy metal frame, the full-figured tree measures 1.8m tall and features 800 pine tips – giving you plenty of space to hang all your favourite decorations.
BEST WHITE CHRISTMAS TREES
Jingle Jollys White Christmas Tree, $90.38 (down from $127.95) at Amazon Australia
What You Need To Know
If you want to go all out with the snow-covered look, you can pick yourself up this completely white 2.1m Christmas Tree for less than $100. With a 45cm sturdy metal base, it’ll stay put all season long and can be easily stored away for annual use.
Pre-Lit Christmas Tree, $180 at Target Australia
What You Need To Know
This white Christmas tree from Target arrives pre-lit with warm white LED lights that can be changed to multi-colour and it stands at 2.13m tall. Plus it has a stand and features 980 brand tips. It’s incredibly sleek and a great option that will suit and brighten up any space.
BEST PRE-LIT CHRISTMAS TREE
What You Need To Know
If you prefer not to mess around with Christmas lights, this pre-lit tree is sure to impress. Standing at 1.8 metres high and featuring a thick covering of realistic PVC pine needles, it’ll give your home an authentic Christmas feel. For extra magic, dim the lights and allow the 1980 long lasting LED lights (we’re talking up to 20,000 hours of sparkling) to really wow your friends and family.
BEST POP-UP CHRISTMAS TREE
Myer Giftorium Conifer Pre-Lit Pop-Up Christmas Tree, $299 at Myer
What You Need To Know
If you really hate decorating the tree, or just find yourself short on time around the holiday season, this Conifer pop-up option will be your new best friend. The 180cm tall tree comes with LED lights and bauble details already attached, so you don’t have to lift a finger.
BEST SMALL CHRISTMAS TREE
Noble Fir Christmas Tree 152cm, $50 at Target Australia
What You Need To Know
Those looking for a small Christmas tree for an office or apartment can pick up this classic tree for $50. Measuring 152cm x 81.28cm, the tree is smaller than the average size, while still being full-bodied enough to offer plenty of decoration hanging space.
BEST REAL CHRISTMAS TREE
Tiny Christmas Tree, from $95 at Floraly
What You Need To Know
A real Christmas tree delivered straight to your door, can it get any better? This tree is ideal for apartment dwellers or those with small living rooms where a full-sized tree just won’t work. This little tree stands at around 45-50 centimetres tall and comes with not only the pot but all the decorations you’ll need as well including fairy lights, baubles, bells and a tree-topper. And once the festive season is done, simply replant so you can use it again next year.
BEST TABLETOP CHRISTMAS TREE
H HOME-MART Artificial Mini Christmas Tree, $30.95 at Amazon Australia
What You Need To Know
Really short on space this year? Why not snap up a mini Christmas tree to decorate your tabletop? This 60cm artificial tree makes a charming addition to any space and comes with warm-toned battery-powered LED lights and a festive red cloth bag base.
BEST WALL CHRISTMAS TREE
Walnut Hanging 1m Wall Christmas Tree, $79 at Etsy AU
What You Need To Know
If you want the full Christmas tree experience but really don’t have a lot of space to play with, try opting instead for a wall Christmas tree. This unique Etsy design is made to be decorated while hanging on your wall; making it ideal for those with small apartments, allergies or pets who just won’t leave a regular Christmas tree alone.
BEST CHRISTMAS TREE STORAGE
If you’re looking to keep your Christmas tree safe and dust-free for the other 11 months of the year, these storage solutions are worth the spend.
Premium Large Christmas Tree Storage Bag, $117.18 at Amazon Australia
What You Need To Know
With a 4.6 out of five star rating from more than 5,000 customer reviews on Amazon Australia, this Christmas tree storage bag is a great investment. Able to store trees up to nine feet tall, the durable and breathable bag will shield your tree from dust, moisture and pests.
Tiny Tim Totes Premium Upright Christmas Tree Canvas Storage Cover, $84.02 at Amazon Australia
What You Need To Know
If your Christmas tree isn’t able to be taken apart, this upright canvas storage cover is a great way to keep it dust-free. The thick cover is able to cover trees up to nine ft tall and comes with a heavy duty zipper and cinch cord to make packing up a breeze.
CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTS
No Christmas tree would be complete without a set of twinkling lights but, luckily, there’s plenty of places you can snap some up. Just a few top online retailers you can check out for a range of Christmas tree light options include:
CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS
Whether you prefer a more traditional look, or favour quirky ornaments, there are plenty of decorations on the market. For classic decorations, look to stores like Marks & Spencer and Myer. For quirky, tongue-in-cheek baubles and ornaments, you can’t go past Amazon or Typo.
We’ve also rounded up some great traditional and unconventional decorations here.
HOW CAN I CLEAN A FAUX CHRISTMAS TREE?
Artificial Christmas trees spend 11 months of the year stowed away so it’s natural they should accumulate some dust. To clean, simply run a cloth over the branches to remove any build-up. If something more is needed, add the upholstery bristle brush attachment to your vacuum cleaner and suction the dust off.
WHY ARE FIR TREES ASSOCIATED WITH CHRISTMAS?
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People have been decorating trees in their homes during the winter solstice for thousands of years but fir trees became a Christmas tradition in the eighth century. It’s said a German missionary spotted the rebirth of a fir tree out of a felled oak tree and connected this to the rebirth of Jesus Christ. Voila, the Christmas tree became a thing.
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Originally published as 12 best Christmas trees to buy online in Australia 2023
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