My Christmas Trees Over the Years: Win a Gift Card
Today’s post is super fun for me for two reasons. First – I’m sharing my Christmas trees from over the years, beginning in 2011 when I first started this blog. And second – I’m giving away a $100 Visa gift card to one lucky winner who will be announced on Christmas Day! All you have to do to enter to win, is leave a comment below stating which of my Christmas trees is your favorite. Simply state the year, and in cases where there are two trees in one year, just specify which tree from that year you’re choosing. Ready to get started? Keep scrolling! I can’t wait to read your answers.
2011: Tried and True
I started Town and Country Living in November of 2011 and this is the first tree I shared on the blog. I call it “tried and true” because it features ornaments that I collected since I was first married. The photography isn’t the greatest because I didn’t have my fancy camera yet.
2012: A Trimmed Tree
This was the year I opted for a real tree after being inspired by a photo I had seen where the owner cut branches off his live tree to make it appear like an old Victorian Christmas tree. I didn’t trim my tree as severely as he did, mostly due to fear. LOL. But I liked his tree better than my own.
2013: The Bargain Tree
Opting for a live tree once again, we visited a local tree farm so we could cut it down ourselves, ensuring is freshness through the holiday. We looked at many Christmas trees and then I spied this one – growing out of a small stream, slightly crooked and imperfect looking. I exlaimed “that’s it” to my hubby as soon as I saw it. And lucky for me, the tree was only $25 due to its slight deformities. Most trees were double that price – or more.
2014: A Vintage Christmas
This year I went all-out vintage with my Christmas decorations. Frosted (or flocked) trees were all the rage and reminded me of the live, flocked tree my mother used to set up when I was a kid. I tucked this one in an old metal wash bin and used most of the same ornaments as previous years, although the star on top is new.
2015: Paper Chains
I started displaying Christmas trees in the corner of the family room, which had previously been a bedroom. I stumbled across a paper chain kit which became the launching point of the tree’s theme. I bought new ornaments, mostly in cream and gold, to match the color of the paper chain. Creamy poinsettias emphasize the color scheme.
2016: Tribute to My Mother
My mother passed away on February 1st, 2016 so my tree was a tribute to mom whose favorite color was pink. I used the same gold and white ornaments from the previous year, but added pink satiny ribbon and pink poinsettias.
2017: Frosty Metallic
This was the year that I discovered a beautiful holiday ribbon decorated with vintage Father Christmas. The color complemented the gold ornaments I already had, but I added some copper baubles, too. I leaned into the white Christmas theme throughout my holiday decorating.
2018: Earthy Bronze and Bark
Next in the line-up of Christmas trees – ribbon once again found its way as inspiration for this skinny flocked tree. A birch bark pattern on the ribbon provided inspiration for adding paper mache ornaments that look like Kraft paper painted with white snowflakes. Look closely and you’ll notice the amber pine cone ornaments that complement the ribbon.
2019: Tale of Two Trees
Other bloggers were doing it – so I added a second tree to my Christmas decorations in 2019. The first one, which resided in the family room, is naturalistic with green branches, a garland of small, wooden balls, and a mix of glass and wood ornaments. Sprigs of metallic short branches lend just a touch of sparkle.
The second tree was placed in the sitting room and was completely different, with flocked branches and pale green ornaments. Mesh silver ribbon winds its way in and out of the branches to give some depth and romance.
2020: A Forest Fir
A large green tree (faux, not real) is decked with flocked pine cones, the birch bark ribbon from 2018, and mostly white ornaments – and a few silver baubles to create frosty appeal. My beloved paper mache Christmas boxes are empty but add a festive vibe to the scene. You might be wondering how much I’ve spent on ornaments over the years and I’ll tell you – too much! I’ve tried to purchase ornaments after the holiday when they’re on sale, and I’ve given many of them to my children.
A second tree appears in the family room and I used many of the same ornaments from the previous year – with the addition of paper snowflakes from Crate and Barrel. The snowflakes were rather inexpensive but pack a punch due to their larger size. That’s how I rationalized purchasing them.
2021: Gold, Brown, and Green
This color scheme might seem a bit unconventional for Christmas, but I spied a beautiful ornament set at King of Christmas containing these colors. So I bought two sets of those ornaments and supplemented them with orange slices and the pine cone ornaments I already had on hand.
2022: Old World Christmas Tree
You’ll remember that this was the year Ukraine was invaded by Russia. I wasn’t intending to create a tree in honor of Ukraine, but I stumbled across beautiful vintage Christmas ornaments from Ukraine while shopping on Etsy for something different. Due to the war, I wasn’t sure the ornaments would ever arrive but I wanted to support the artist and purchased them anyway. Happily, they arrived in plenty of time and I supplemented them with some of the ornaments from 2021. Gold velvet ribbons complete the look.
2023: My Happy Tree
I decided it was time to pull some of my colorful, vintage ornaments out of storage and put them to use again. Since I had given several of them to my children over the years, I supplemented what was left with some new baubles in aqua and red. I overloaded the tree and love the look. This is probably my personal favorite of all the Christmas trees I’ve had in this house.
2024: Naked Tree
For whatever reason, I wasn’t filled with a lot of holiday spirit in 2024 and almost didn’t have a tree. But I had this small one and decided to go au naturelle without any ornaments. Decorating for the holiday is a LOT of work and I needed life to be stress-free for the moment. I love the simplicity of a naked tree and applaud anyone who goes this route.
2025: The Ribbon Tree
Here’s another look at this year’s tree which was super easy to decorate. I ordered a couple bolts of burgundy and gold velvet ribbon and got busy tying bows in random spots. Candle Christmas lights and orange slices enhance the look while a few pearl-studded balls provide a little dimension.
So there you have it – my collection of Christmas trees since I started this blog back in 2011. Now it’s time for you to vote for your favorite. State the year, and if there were two trees that year, let me know which one you preferred. I’m very interested in seeing which tree is the most popular.
But most importantly, I’m excited to give a $100 Visa gift card to one of you who votes. It’s my way of giving back to those who read my blog. I’ll announce the winner on Christmas Day here on the blog and will also email the winner. Thank you for visiting Christmases past with me!
I love your Ribbon Tree #25! It’s a beauty!
2013 – The Bargain Tree is my favorite!
I love so many Christmas trees! The Old World Christmas tree is my favorite as it reminds me of childhood Christmas memories. Merry Christmas!
My favorite is your 2011, Tried and True! I love trees that tell stories with all of the ornaments collected over a lifetime. Love, love, love ❤️
Paper Chains, definitely my favorite!
2014 A Vintage Tree….love love LOVE IT!!!
2016, the Tribute to My Mother tree, because my mother, too, loved pink, right down to her living room furniture and carpet. Although I had to go through and look several times to make a final decision, the pink one took my breath away before I even read your name for it, as soon as I saw the pink. What a talent you have for decorating! I loved the crooked bargain tree as well for its naturalness, and the simple 2024 tree was perfect all by itself. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
2023 the happy tree!
#22 The Old World Christmas Tree – I love everything about it – But I have to say WOW!! you pull it off year after year ! There isn’t a loser in the bunch, they are all just remarkable!
Marilyn S.
I Love 2015 it’s wonderful
The tribute to your Mom was a lovely idea and all your trees are special in its own way but I think my favorite is 2014 picked from the stream. So fun!
Mon arbre préféré est celui de la disparition de votre maman
2016 à cause de sa Tendresse
2023 My Happy Tree is my Happy Favorite. It just gives that “collected over the years” vibe, and how the family changes/grows. It makes me Happy just looking at it 🙂
I really like them all, but the 2019 Tale of Two Trees is my favorite.
I love all of them but I believe the old world tree is my favorite with this years a close second! They are all beautiful!!! I think I’ve been following you from almost the very beginning and have enjoyed every one of your posts!
I love all of these trees. But, the Frosty Metallic Christmas Tree is my favorite. Looking at it reminds me of a chilly morning walk through a frosty forest.
This was difficult as they are all lovely but #2023 is my favorite!
Every tree is beautiful. My favorite is the 2024 naked tree. It’s so beautiful with it’s simplicity. I hope everyone has a very happy, healthy, peaceful holiday season.
2020 was a great one!
2011 Tried and True
It was hard to select one because they were all so beautiful but my favorite is the 2014 A Vintage Christmas. I love all things vintage.
Merry Christmas and a Happy, Healthy New Year
I love the Tribute to your Mom Tree, I haven’t ever seen pink decorations, very soft and pretty, I’m sure that brought a smile to your mom…very heartwarming. So that was my favourite but a close second was the Simple, Naked little tree, I love simplicity. Thanks for sharing all your decorated trees, great ideas. Merry Christmas from Canada!!
Sheri
2022: Old World Christmas Tree! Absolutely beautiful colors!
Jennifer, All the your tree’s are beautiful. Year 2013 the imperfect tree is my choice.
It touch my heart. You have a beautiful home and so well decorated. Merry Christmas and many blessings in 2026.
What a fun idea! I love all of your trees-you have the magic touch for decorating them! My favorite is your naked tree-it is really beautiful. It just might be for all of your reasons too. My second favorite is the 2014 vintage tree. Merry Christmas!
What a fun idea! I love all of your trees-you have the magic touch for decorating them! My favorite is your naked tree-it is really beautiful. It just might be for all of your reasons too. My second favorite is the 2014 vintage tree. Merry Christmas!
The 2013 Bargain Tree tugs at my heart. We used to take our sons to a tree farm and they would choose a tree. They were always similar to this one but after carefully adding lights and decorating…perfect!
Ahhh great memories!
Happy Tree is my favorite. Thx for sharing all of them. #23
My favorite tree is from 2023, “My Happy Tree”. They are all so beautiful! Merry Christmas!
This was hard but 2019 the second tree in the sitting room is my pick, They were all well done but the colors you used and the flocking spoke to me. It may be that it has been so cold this week. LOL
Beautiful choices! My favorite Tale of Two Trees . First one . Woody yet elegant .
Peace and gratitude for your work and creativity .
Best ,
Gwen
2011 Tried and True/ Beautiful and reminded me of mine and what I put up every year. Vintage old tried and true ornaments that each has a special meaningful memory. I have ornaments from my first tree as a little girl 66 years ago. I tired to do the same for my kids. Merry Christmas.
2016 for sure! A beautiful tree and a lovely way to remember your mom! May you always feel her presence and love.
My favorite is your 2025 tree! I love the simplicity of the ribbons, orange slices and candles–so pretty!
2014. I’m all about vintage. I goes cause I’m vintage 😁. It was hard though. All are beautiful!!
2018 is a beauty
They are all so beautiful…but, my heart goes for the 2014 Vintage Christmas 🎄 I am all about family traditions and your vintage tree speaks to me!
Wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!!! ❤️🎅❤️
Jennifer – your Christmas trees are ALL beautiful. And each one so different. It was hard to pick a favorite. I love flocked trees and I love metallics, so I’ll go with the2017 Frosty Metallics tree. But in truth, I would love any of them in my home. Thanks for sharing them.
Loved them all, but 2014 was my favorite. Merry Christmas to you and yours!
While I loved them all, my favorite had to be the Flocked Vintage Christmas Tree. Flocked trees are my favorite.
Your Christmas trees are beautiful. I appreciate how each year has a different theme. If I had to pick a favorite it is 2018 Earthy Bronze and Bark. Thank you for sharing. I enjoy getting your emails filled with inspiration. May you and your family have a blessed Christmas.
2014. The vintage tree! They are all lovely though. Merry Christmas.
My favorite is the 2021 green, brown, and gold nature themed tree. I love the woodsy themed trees throughout your collection!
They are all lovely. My favorite is the Vintage tree.
They are all beautiful! I love this post, thank you for putting it together! I seem to lean towards the un-flocked trees with simpler decor… I too love the naked Christmas tree of 2024 and this years Ribbon Tree is breath taking, but I think my favorite is the 2nd tree in the family room from 2020. Thank you again for this wonderful post and Happy Holiday’s to you and yours!
Jennifer your trees through the years are all beautiful. I love your ribbon tree for this year. I did the candles and velvet ribbons this year too. Such a pretty and vintage look. Have a Merry Christmas. Hugs. Kris
Love vintage and have collected ornaments since I was a kid having a tree of my own. love tribute to mom – my mom passed in 2016 as well and her birthday was Christmas Day . We built a new house and just moved in this month and ornaments are still in storage … so Naked tree is my winner this year as well for us. All are beautiful as each year comes change. Merry CHRISTmas The reason for the season JESUS never changes! Wisemen still seek HIM!
2013 I like a little wonky.
2019 Tale of two trees, the first tree is my favorite
Your trees have all been so beautiful through the years. I love the 2016 tree that was a tribute to your mom. I have to say that I think 2025 is my very favorite tree so far though – just beautiful!
The Naked Tree 2024. I makes me feel as though the reason for Christmas is being celebrated by its simplicity.
I love the 2020 choices—reminds me of the trees we had in Europe! I do enjoy all the variety & love your weekly news letter. I am unsubscribing to many blogs as I get older but am staying w/yours!
Happy holidays!
So many to love…
I guess my number one would be the naked tree – but that’s because I prefer simple, elegant trees. But the trimmed tree and the bargain tree are both equally lovely. I enjoy getting your morning emails – first one I look for. Thanks so much and have a beautiful holiday
All your Christmas trees are beautiful, but I love the first one. It just reminded me of our tree growing up. We always had a real tree growing up and after my husband and I married and raised 3 sons, it was always a real tree.
We purchased a faux tree a few years ago. It’s quite real like and the amazing thing is it holds so many more ornaments without the branches drooping. We must have hundreds of ornaments on our tree
Wishing you and your Family a Very Merry Christmas and a New Year filled with Love, Hope, Health and Peace!
The 2024 Naked Christmas Tree is my favorite. I have had only had white lights, and a star on my Christmas tree for the past few years. I love the clean and simple look of the tree.
I would vote for the 2012 tree.
I love so many of your beautiful trees and enjoyed looking at them chronologically. I thought the simplicity of the 2024 Naked Tree was beautiful. And all the ornaments of the 2023 Happy Tree but….my favorite is your 2016 Tribute to your mother tree. I love it not only because it’s beautiful, and my mom (and I) love pink, but the meaning behind the tree… a very sweet tribute to your mother. My mom is in memory care and I have decorated a small tree in her honor, as well! Thank you for sharing all your beautiful trees! Wishing you a Blessed Christmas and a New Year full of happiness!
There were many I loved, but I have to go with 2011: Tried and True. Brings back my childhood and the memories of the tree my mother would lovingly decorate every year.
Love the 2014 tree, but 2016 came in at a close second. All your trees are lovely. 2012,2013 remind me of my mom’s trees. Thanks for the reminders.
I like them all, but 2025 is my favorite. ~Paula
#2020 my parents and my husband’s brother died around Christmas. Those years we had a plain tree with only white lights. I always thought they were beautiful.
2016. Because it’s very pretty and because it’s for the love of your Mother.
Jennifer, first I want to say all your Christmas trees are beautiful and amazing. My favorite is from 2016, the tribute to your Mother. I lost my Mom in March or 2016 and your tree was such a wonderful way to honor her and her favorite color, pink. It made me think what kind of decorations would I have on a tree to honor my Mom and I have a tree that I put up on my bedroom that is Victorian and I have always said, my Mom would of loved this tree. Thank you for sharing your many Christmas trees.
Merry Christmas, Pam
There were four that I really loved… hard to choose between them! Alas I had to pick one and the winner is 2025: The Ribbon Tree— I think the warm glow of the lights along with the candles pushed it over the edge 😉
Tree 2022. Love the simplicity of it.
All your trees are lovely but I especially like the happy tree of 2023. Thank you for all your inspiration!
It was very hard to choose as I love all Christmas trees, but 2013 The Bargain Tree is my favorite! I liked your story behind it and I can relate. When my kid’s were young, we went and picked out a tree and watched the man cut it down. When I tried getting it into the tree stand, it kept falling over! After numerous tries, I figured out why, it had a very crooked trunk. My solution was to wrap a rope around the tree and tie it to my window curtain rod. Amazingly it worked lol! All of your trees are beautiful but I loved the 2013 tree decorations and story!
Happy Holidays
My favorite is your tree from 2011. I like trees that reflect real life and a collection of ornaments over the years. Next in line would be the naked tree:-).
2011 Tried and True,
The one that started it off. They are all beautiful but this one spoke to my heart.
All of your trees were beautiful and definitely original, however, my vote has to go to 2016 tree “Tribute to my Mother!” My Mom passed away in November 2005 right before I was diagnosed with Breast Cancer in 2006. Also, pink was my Mom’s favorite color and Christmas was her favorite holiday! Your tree represents the pure love, joy and happiness that a daughter and mother share between each other. It’s been 20 years now, but every Christmas brings me joy in remembering how she made Christmas so special not only for her own children but too many in our neighborhood whose parents found it difficult financially to have Christmas for their children. My Mom was a giver and a rescuer through the year but especially during Christmas! Your tree gives my heart a hug that says everything is going to be good and that you are loved! Thank you for sharing all your beautiful trees which I will save because your blog brings me happiness every day that I get to open like a secret present! Merry Christmas!
It isn’t easy to choose as each and every one has it’s own personality. I am a full fledged maximalist, but a few of the simpler designed trees look amazing as well.
Ok, so since I HAVE TO pick only one, I choose this years 2025. It combines old world with the candles and orange slices, not too minimal, lovely colours and beautiful tree.
Happy Holidays!
I love you 2023 Happy Tree!
I too overload my tree with ornaments that make me smile!
Wishing you a very blessed Christmas!
2014 A Christmas Vintage
Very Country looking, I think all the trees of course are beautiful.
But that’s my favorite. Merry Christmas
All of the trees are drop-dead gorgeous, but my personal favorite is the first one, 2011 “Tried and True,” simply because it reminds me of my Christmas tree. Mine, like yours in this picture, is decorated with a collection of ornaments that were purchased on trips, received as gifts from friends or family members, or made by crafty neighbors and friends. Decorating the tree is always so much fun because every single ornament has a face or a memory attached to it. I know who each one came from, or where, and why it was purchased. Getting them out each year and placing them on the tree is a trip down memory lane.
I love the 2016 tribute tree in honor of your mother. It’s a beautiful way to remember her at Christmas, and I also like it because my mom’s favorite color was pink! I inherited some of Mom’s ornaments when she died, and they are always a part of our Christmas tree. Thank you for your inspiration throughout the years!
I like the 2019 tree with the chain of wooden balls or the 2020 tree with the flocked pine cones. Both are very cute. It’s fun to change it up every year, isn’t it?
I enjoyed the 2020 tree
Merry Christmas
old world 2020!!! my favorite it’s beautiful!
Your 2023 Happy Tree is my favorite. The name says it all. I love color, and revisiting the meaning and memories associated when I hang our ornaments. This tree looks like one of mine. Lovely!
Thank you for sharing
2025 The Ribbon Tree is the one that I pick. Very soothing
This was very hard to decide but I think either the snowflake tree in 2019 or the one in 2025. That was so much fun and enjoyed all the different decorated trees. Thanks and have a very Merry Christmas with all your family.
2023 was my favorite tree.
Your tree in honor of your Mom because…well, just because.
Your 2025 tree for beauty!
Your tree in honor of your Mom because…well, just because.
Your 2025 tree for beauty!
I’m not trying to sneak in 2 replies! ho ho ho 😉
I loved your tree from 2016 that you dedicated to your Mother. So sorry for your loss. The Christmas holidays are always a reminder of the memories growing up and the joyous times spent with our parents and siblings. The smell of the Christmas tree reminds me of waking up on Christmas morning to see what Santa left us overnight. Oh how I miss those days!!! Merry Christmas to you and your family!
2020 is my favorite. Hard choice!
2011 is my favorite. It reminds me of our trees growing up.
You are a very creative tree decorator! They are all beautiful!
I would have to vote for 2016 Tribute to your Mom. While it is not my favorite style it tugs at my heart strings as such a sweet way to honor her. Holidays are always bittersweet when we miss those we have lost. Merry Christmas!
your 2025 Christmas tree…..I really love that one, it reminds me of the era of Scrooge…a very simple victorian look….which all of your trees were gorgeous but that one really stood out with its simplicity…
Definitely the 2023 tree. It looks like mine, ornaments from 1910 through 2025
They are all such beautiful trees, but my favorite is the 2018 Earthy Bronze Bark. Absolutely stunning ode to nature.
♥ 2021. (It would’ve been easier to pick my favorite child.)
Love 2016 A Tribute To My Mother
What a difficult task you set for us I myself am not up to the job
Best I could do was narrow it down to three trees
Date order only
2015
2019 family room
2021
Now you tell us your favorite
While all the trees were beautiful, I especially loved the ribbon tree from this year- 2025.
It was hard to pick just one, so I didn’t! I really love the birch and bronze flocked 2018, but also the vintage of 2014, but then again the simplicity of 2024! This was a fun little look back.
Merry Christmas to you and your family!
All of your trees are beautiful, but my absolute favorite is 2019, the second tree in your sitting room. The flocked tree with soft pastel colors and that touch of silver, makes it so peaceful and calming to look at. The 2018 came very close lol. Have a wonderful Christmas.
2025 Ribbon tree
All were beautiful
My favorite is your 2016 tree, both the colors and that it’s a tribute to your mom!
What fun traveling through the years with you. Each tree has charm of it’s own.
Number 2011 wins my vote because is is very much like the trees I grew up with and those that have filled our home with Christmas joy over the years. Numerous Ornaments most made by family and friends. Each with it’s own memory treasure.
The dear simple tree with only white lights tugs at my heart, too. It looks as if there should be a simple nativity tucked under the branches.
Thanks for the memories I have recalled and enjoyed this evening.
Christmas Blessings to you and yours.
Thanks for the memories
2020 the first one shown for that year with flocked pinecones.
Lots of pretty trees over the years.
I love that you dedicated a pink tree on behalf of your mom. That’s a beautiful tribute and something so thoughtful that you will always remember. So I vote for the beautiful pink tree and know that your mom loved it too!! 🩷
Each tree was lovely. . My favorite was the 2023, the Happy Tree. Fun to look at each one. Thanks.
All are so beautiful and unique! BUT, 2020 with the large snowflakes speaks to me personally. It’s simplicity and charm are what makes Christmas memories of my wonderful childhood come to life. Merry Christmas Jennifer 🌲
All trees are beautiful ! My favorite is 2021 Gold. Brown and Green.
All of the trees are beautiful! You can tell that you always put a lot of thought and effort into the vibe you’ve chosen every year.
While I wouldn’t have a frosted tree myself (I’ve always thought they’d make a huge mess), they are always beautiful. Yours are the exception – they are absolutely gorgeous! So much so that is makes it hard to choose. But, if I could only choose 1, I think it would have to be the 2018: Earthy Bronze and Bark tree. It’s a perfectly rustic tree but with a little bling! It just has that “something”, right???
I hope you all have a very blessed and cozy Christmas and I wish the best for you all in the new year.
All very pretty! However, I choose 2016.
I’m a minimalist…I like the 2024 naked tree. LOL! This year I decided to upset my cats and not put up a Christmas tree. My children have homes of their own and have their lovely Christmas trees decorated and that warms my heart. I did decorate my house with Christmas decor (also Christmas Eve is my b-day, so I need Christmas to celebrate), just Christmas tree-less this year. Merry Christmas!
They are all beautiful, but my favorite tree is from 2018.
Tree #1 in 2019’s Tale of Two Trees is my favorite. Great combination of textures, shapes, and colours.
I really like your 2011 tree.
It reminds me of Christmas trees of the past.
Gives my heart a warm feeling.
2011 is my favorite. Reminds me of our trees when I was little and all of the inherited ornaments I still use.
I like the 2025 tree with the ribbons and candles. The paper chain one is very nice also.
So many to choose from…..but my favorite was 2021, the gold, brown and green one! Thanks for the tour!! 😉
I really can’t decide which tree of yours is my favorite. All of them are beautiful, but this year’s tree, 2025, is different with the ribbon bows.
Merry Christmas to you!
I liked the 2021 Gold, Brown and Green tree best but a close second was the 2012 Trimmed Tree. All were beautiful!
L absolutely love your Happy Tree …it’s beautiful and joyful !! Second fav is the Paper Chain…3rd is the Forest Fir tree… 4th is your Mom’s pink tree. I think when your creativity takes over yours are beautiful. Still my favorite is The Happy Tree !! Thanks for sharing !!
2023-My Happy Tree! Absolutely love vintage ornaments❤️.
The 2011 Tried and True tree, the first one!
There are so many pretty ones to choose from! If I had to choose though, I would say the first one from the ‘Tale of Two Trees’, or the ‘Happy Tree’. Those two really spoke to me! But there were others that I loved as well. I just love Christmas trees in general I suppose!
2016! It’s beautiful and I love the idea of honoring your mother. I am blessed to have my 90 year old mother with us again this Christmas and I look forward to honoring her in such a way when she has returned home. Merry Christmas! I have enjoyed your blogs for many years now and look forward to many more years.
My favorite is the ribbon tree – 2025!
2023 followed by 2014. very difficult choice, all are beautiful.
My favorite tree is the 2020, but 2014 comes in a close 2nd!!
Jennifer,
I like the 2022 tree.
I don’t like an overloaded tree. I like it when you can see the actual tree.
The ribbons hanging make it unique. It’s just lovely, classic, and not overdone.
Merry Christmas and a Happy and healthy New Year to you and yours.
Christine
New Hampshire
Jennifer,
I like the 2022 tree.
I don’t like an overloaded tree. I like it when you can see the actual tree.
The ribbons hanging make it unique. It’s just lovely, classic, and not overdone.
Merry Christmas and a Happy and healthy New Year to you and yours.
Christine
New Hampshire
Wow! They’re all so pretty, but A Trimmed Tree stole my heart!
Your Happy Tree is my favorite 2023!
2013 tree so cute and fun. I like that it was a bargain Christmas tree. It shows everyone how something simple can be beautiful with some TLC!