Over the Christmas holiday, it is tradition for many families to put up a Christmas tree. These trees are used for decoration throughout households and even outside public places for a festive display. These trees are also used for being the spot in which the Christmas presents are placed under. These trees can be set up just as a plain tree or decorated with ornaments and lights and tinsel and always topped with an eye catching tree topper. Some people tend to put up multiple trees. These trees can range from being short to tall and skinny to fat. The real dilemma is, do you put up a real tree or an artificial one? Artificial tress are convenient because you can pack them away when it is no longer appropriate to be up, then get it back out again when the holiday comes back around. They are a real hassle to fit back into the box though. And it’s a real pain to fluff it up all the time. Artificial trees can come pre-lit and sometimes even pre-decorated though if you’re not real fond of the whole decorating idea. Real trees are better looking though and are already fluffed up. All you have to do is decorate them and you’re set. Real trees sometimes can cause a mess and leak sap and loose some of their pine needles. Spiders and other insects like to live in these trees too, so that’s something to considered when buying one. Overall, both kinds of trees have their ups and downs.