Win a Free Christmas Tree from Balsam Hill
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Aspen Silver Fir Tree by Balsam Hill
Balsam Hill, a maker of ultra-realistic artificial Christmas trees (I love real trees, but the frugal side of me promotes artificial ones!) wants to bless one special family with a free, gorgeous, Christmas tree this season.
They’re giving away a free Colorado Mountain Spruce, pre-strung with lights, valued at $799.
To enter, visit the Balsam Hill website, scroll down and click on the banner “Enter to win…” While you are there, take a look around at their trees and you’ll see the kind of quality tree they are giving away. They also have a Personalized Tree Finder tool to help you find the right kind of tree for you and your family. I’ve never put that much thought into a Christmas tree before! What did I learn? What I already knew: I have expensive taste!
My favorite tree, hands down, (yes tree fairy you can drop one of these in my lap any day) is the Aspen Silver Fir, pictured above. Look at those realistic needles! Pinecones! It has realistic pinecones!
Go ahead - click that picture to see it bigger. You know you want to!
Isn’t it lovely? Needless to say, Hubs isn’t going to be approving that expenditure request any time soon. =) But good thing for Hubs I’ve already purchased our replacement artificial tree, huh?
In the meantime, you can click this link, or the image ad in the sidebar, scroll down to the banner at the bottom, and enter for your own chance to win this 7.5ft Colorado Mountain Spruce tree:
And “good luck!” (I don’t believe in luck.) ; -)
Disclosure: I am not paid for telling you about this opportunity. However, should the selected winner have been referred through my site I will eligible for a reward also. In other words- it’s a win-win for both of us.
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