Red Spruce Slim Christmas Tree
Red Spruce Slim Christmas Tree
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BRIMMING WITH WOODSY CHARM
Fill your home with countryside charm. Crafted with an abundance of lifelike foliage, our Red Spruce Slim artificial tree exudes all the rustic beauty and natural grace of its namesake. Its slender, tall silhouette makes it a lovely choice for entryways or hallways, while its long branches and layered structure are perfect for displaying your favourite ornaments, whether you choose a pre-lit or unlit version.
Natural Characteristics
The red spruce, known as Picea rubens, is the provincial tree of Nova Scotia and grows in American forests from Vermont to North Carolina, along the Appalachians. Our elegant recreation features a narrow conical crown, medium to short light green needles, and reddish-brown branches to achieve a very natural and woodsy appearance.
Details
- Crafted with abundant True Needle® foliage for realism that draws the eye and Classic Needles for added fullness.
- Easy Plug® system incorporates light connections in the trunk, so lighting your realistic artificial tree is as simple as plugging it into a socket. Currently available on select pre-lit trees. Review the Specs section below for more details.
Size Guide
To see whether a tree is the right size for your space, consider 3 criteria:
Choosing the right height
Choosing the right shape and style
Expert Tips
Assembling Your Balsam Hill Easy Plug® Tree
Your Balsam Hill tree is packaged for easy unboxing. Getting it ready to decorate is a 1-person job that takes minutes. For decorating, however, we recommend bringing the family in on the fun.
Each tree comes with a scratch-proof stand with rubber feet to protect your floors and fabric gloves to protect your hands during setup and shaping. Once you have the tree in its stand, the hinged branches will fall into place.
- Pre-lit
- Easy Plug connects all lights through the trunk
- Sections light up as you put them together (video)
- Lights are securely and strategically hand-strung, per section, to provide even coverage — and they stay put when you fold the branches up to put the tree away
- Twinkly
- Unlit
- If using your own lights, remember to string them by section so you can leave them on for quick setup next year.
Shape the tree section by section, starting at the bottom. So, if your tree comes in 3 sections, shape the lowest section before putting the second section on top. You might also consider tying up the higher levels of branches in the sections to keep them out of your way. You can use the ribbon that came on your tree.
Tip: Save that ribbon for wrapping up your tree after the season
Working branch by branch, separate individual branch tips and pull them away from the center of the tree.
Separate and spread outward-facing branch tips. Your branches should resemble a peacock’s fanned tail.
Gently bend the branch tips upward to create the lush fullness of a real tree. Repeat separating and shaping to fill in gaps.
The less you compress your tree at the end of the season, the less work you will have when setting up next year.
<p>Remove all ornaments and unplug the tree. Be sure light wires are not tangled or twisted.</p>
<p>Dismantle the sections of the tree from the top down.</p>
<p>If you kept the ribbon that was wrapped around your tree when you got it, use it to tie up the branches once you fold them back up. Place sections in provided storage bags. Store in a cool, dry location.</p>






