Lynch Creek Farm

Sparkle and Joy Living Christmas Tree - 1 Gallon

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$49.37 $75.95 In stock

Category: Living Trees

Unleash your creativity and celebrate the season with this fun living tree, a cheerful one-gallon Dwarf Alberta Spruce created for hands-on holiday magic. This potted tree arrives ready to be decorated with the included ornaments, or you can add your own! A box of 17 vibrant, multicolored ball ornaments is included, providing just the right touch of festive sparkle. They’re perfect for decorating with family or friends - simply hang them as you like! You’ll also receive a glimmering strand of LED lights to add a festive glow - choose between soft-white or multicolored lights options. Whether you're starting a new tradition with your family, gifting a little holiday cheer, or brightening a small space, Sparkle & Joy brings the magic of the season to tabletops, desks, and cozy corners alike. This one-gallon living potted tree is approximately 28" - 32" tall. 

Please note this is a living tree - a Dwarf Alberta Spruce. It arrives potted with soil in a container. It is not a handmade tabletop tree arrangement. As our living spruce trees are naturally grown, each one is unique and will vary in shape and fullness. These spruce trees do not provide a strong evergreen scent like our other handmade products do.

This living Christmas tree can be displayed anywhere in the home or on the front porch. It is easy to care for! Simply water it like an indoor plant and keep it away from direct sunlight and heat sources. It will last beautifully through the holiday season.

It includes a pack of dual-action white/multicolor LED string lights - a $9.95 value! The lights arrive in a small box and are not pre-attached to the tree. They are very easy to install - simply wrap the lights around the tree, and tuck the battery box into the pot. Lights include an automatic timer; once turned on, they stay on for 6 hours, then automatically turn themselves off and will light up again at the same time the next day, repeating this cycle until you turn them off. Lights require three AA batteries and are not included.

Materials: a living one-gallon Dwarf Alberta Spruce tree in a shiny red tin container, a set of multicolored ball ornaments for decorating, and a set of  LED string lights, all in a red metal container

Longevity: approximately 3 weeks indoors and 4-6 weeks outdoors, with regular watering

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Carter ★★★★★

Small enough for my apartment coffee table but still has that classic Christmas tree shape. The needles feel sturdy and the pot drains well, so watering is simple. Already decorated it with mini ornaments and it looks perfect.

Owen O. ★★★★★

The potted spruce arrived looking full and healthy, with a nice deep green color that brightens up the corner of my living room. It's the perfect size for a tabletop display, and the 1-gallon pot makes it easy to move around while decorating with tiny ornaments.

Ruby ★★★★★

I decorated the spruce with tiny fairy lights and it looked adorable on my windowsill all December. It's a real living tree, so now it's sitting outside in its pot waiting for spring. Way more fun than a cut tree I'd just toss.