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The holiday season gets busy in a hurry. Before you know it, you’ve got a list a mile long of gifts to buy, cookies to bake, and parties to attend. One thing you definitely won’t want to leave until the last minute is decorating your home. If you’re anything like me, you’ll have your tree up and your wreaths hung well before Thanksgiving. But with so much to do, wouldn’t it be nice if all you had to do outside was string some lights around already existing greenery to get your front porch ready for the holidays? Right now Walmart has faux cedar topiaries that look like miniature Christmas trees you can actually leave out year-round. Best of all, you can snag a pair on sale for just $40, which shakes out to just $20 per tree.
The Dr. Planzen Artificial Cedar Trees are some of Walmart’s bestselling faux plants. Normally $70 for the two-pack of 3-foot-tall artificial trees, the set is currently $40 with a limited-time flash deal. You can also snag a single tree on sale for $25, down from $50. And if you have a bigger space to fill, there are also 4-foot and 5-foot versions available as singles or two-packs.
Dr. Planzen Artificial Cedar Tree 2-Pack, $40 (was $70) at Walmart
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Shop at WalmartIndoors or out, these artificial trees can give your home’s decor a lush boost. You can use them to flank either side of your front door, decorate your patio, or accent your fireplace. Each 3-foot-tall tree sits in a black plastic planter measuring approximately 5 inches high and 6 inches wide. The branches will need to be lightly fluffed out of the box, but after that, they should remain relatively fuss-free. Made with UV-protected faux greenery, the leaves resist fading, even when placed in direct sunlight.
With more than 7,500 five-star ratings, it’s safe to say that Walmart shoppers were super impressed by these “excellent topiaries.” Many people who purchased them to use as holiday decorations ended up leaving these trees outside all year long. Other customers said they’ve given them as housewarming gifts.
Reviewers agreed that the “beautiful color” makes these faux cedar trees “look like an evergreen” year-round. Even on front porches or patios with full sun, shoppers were impressed by how well the color held up without fading. Shoppers also appreciated the “natural-looking ‘dirt’ in the pot,” adding that this detail helped the trees “blend nicely” with real plants.
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Get a head start on Christmas decorating and give your porch some year-round greenery with the Dr. Planzen Artificial Cedar Tree 2-Pack for just $40. Walmart flash deals don’t last long, so hurry and snag the set while it’s still on sale!
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