Most people buying artificial trees cite convenience, allergens and fire safety, Harman said.
Rosa Villarreal’s three young sons jumped and ran around the field of Christmas trees like jackrabbits, their excitement palpable as they raced from evergreen to evergreen. The boys, ages two, four and six, were picking out a real tree this year – a new tradition their young parents hope will create lasting memories.
“I saw this video where the big tree, the mum decorates it, and the little tree, the kids get to decorate it,” she said, as her husband, Jason Jimenez, snapped a photo of their toddler posing with a tiny tree just his size.
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