
Ashland Pre-Lit Peppermint Pine Artificial 5 ft
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- Last seen at $99.99 at Michaels on Nov 11.
Our take on the Ashland Pre-Lit Peppermint Pine Artificial 5 ft
The Ashland Pre-Lit Peppermint Pine is a 5-foot artificial Christmas tree with 180 built-in lights and a pink-and-white peppermint color scheme. It is a small-space tree: at 60 inches tall it fits apartments, kids' rooms and secondary rooms where a full-size tree won't go. Against plain green pre-lit trees it trades a natural look for a candy-shop statement, and its light count is modest for its height, so expect a softer glow than densely lit rivals. It suits shoppers who want a themed, easy-to-store tree rather than a realistic one.
- Pre-lit with 180 bulbs, so no separate light strands to string
- 5 ft height fits rooms with low ceilings or little floor space
- Pink and white peppermint coloring is a ready-made theme
- Artificial build is reusable year after year
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Ashland Pre-Lit Peppermint Pine Artificial 5 ft price history
Lowest price we've seen: $99.99 on Nov 9 at Michaels. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is the Ashland Peppermint Pine good for a small apartment?
- Yes. At 5 feet tall it clears most ceilings and takes little floor space, which makes it a common pick for apartments and small rooms.
- Does it come with lights already attached?
- Yes. It is pre-lit with 180 bulbs, so you plug it in rather than stringing lights yourself.
- Can I use it outdoors?
- It is designed as an indoor artificial tree. Keep it out of rain and damp, which can damage the wiring.
- What ornaments go with a pink and white tree?
- Candy canes, peppermint-striped baubles, white snowflakes and pastel ornaments match the theme. Traditional red-and-green sets can clash with it.
- How does it compare with a plain green pre-lit tree?
- It gives you a themed look out of the box, but a green tree is more versatile and usually looks more realistic. Choose this one if the candy theme is the point.









