Review: An Artificial Christmas Tree Was Blasphemy in My Family—Until They Saw My Balsam Hill reNEW
Balsam Hill is known for its very realistic artificial Christmas trees, but does its latest reNEW line, made out of up to 30 percent renewable plastics, live up to the hype?
In this review, I’ll go over every detail—and what you should know before buying. PureWow editors select every item that appears on this page, and some items may be gifted to us.
When it comes to holiday traditions, my family is steeped in them. And few were as important as The Search for the Perfect Christmas Tree.
- Never content to buy from the first roadside stand we passed, my dad would map out every tree vendor
- from the local Boys and Girls Club to the out-of-state companies with their winter wonderland-themed circus tents
- within a 45-minute drive of our house
All prices are accurate upon date of publish.
Author's summary: Review of Balsam Hill reNEW artificial Christmas tree.
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