- When does National Tree put out new trees and seasonal items?
- New trees and decor usually appear in late summer and early fall, ahead of the Christmas season. Wreaths, garlands and outdoor pieces follow through the holidays. Spring and fall decor lines arrive on their own schedule.
- What are National Tree's best-known products?
- Artificial Christmas trees are the core: hinged and pre-lit spruces, firs and pines in a range of heights and light types. Wreaths, garlands, porch trees and outdoor decor round out the line. The 7.5' Spruce with 450 multi lights and the 5.5' Lakewood Spruce are typical of its mid-size hinged trees.
- What warranty does National Tree offer?
- National Tree typically backs its trees with a limited warranty covering manufacturing defects, with the term varying by product line and where you buy it. Lights and electrical parts often carry a shorter coverage period than the tree structure. Keep the receipt and check the terms for your specific model.
- Can I return a National Tree product?
- Returns depend on the retailer you bought from, not National Tree directly, so check that store's return window and condition rules. Trees ship in large boxes, so keep the original packaging until you have set it up and checked it. Report damage or missing parts promptly.
- Are National Tree trees pre-lit or unlit?
- Both. Many models come pre-lit with incandescent or LED lights, including multi-color and warm white options, while others are unlit so you can add your own. Hinged construction is common across both types. Check the model name for the light count and type.
- Are there National Tree discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what National Tree products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.