From snow-dusted picks to adorable miniatures, here are the best artificial Christmas trees to spread cheer this holiday season.

American manufacturers began making sturdier brush trees, so-called because the American artificial tree branches looked more like bottle brushes.

Artificial Christmas trees make the holidays so much easier, but they can look a little ... fake. Making a fake Christmas tree look more real just takes a little time and some simple accessories.

Fake Christmas trees can look close to the real deal — plus they’ll last for years to come.

While fake trees can save you the cost and bother of having to buy a new one every year, compared to their fresh, bushy counterparts, they can sometimes look a little sparse. But a former retail ...

Consumer Reports shows you how to shop for an artificial Christmas tree and find a high-quality fake tree that is not only sustainable but budget-friendly too.

We put all the best artificial Christmas trees to the test, including Balsam Hill, King of Christmas, and Puleo International.

We test and review the most realistic fake Christmas trees, including top-rated artificial holiday trees from Balsam Hill and National Tree Company.

Reusing artificial Christmas trees year after year is convenient, but it doesn't make them the most sustainable option.

Fake trees range from less than 2 feet to a towering 12 feet. Cost can be as little as $20 to more than $1,000, although most artificial trees are priced well under $100.

Prepare for the holiday season with these gorgeous artificial Christmas trees that really do look real, and some that are just plain fun.