Trees

qisg

qisg wrote:

In winter there doesn't appear to a great deal of difference between the trees that sell for $100, $220, $385, $595.
Nor is there much difference between the look or size of the evergreen trees that sell for $135, $270, $450, $675.
Is there an any type of advantage in buying the more expensive trees other than getting a slightly different look?
Do the more expensive trees change your tree hugging score more?
Is there more of a difference between the look of the trees when winter is over?

No. No. Yes.

battyguy

Go nuts and buy shrubs...they make good writing implements on you open springfield..er.. Fields.

qisg

rs876 wrote:

qisg wrote:

In winter there doesn't appear to a great deal of difference between the trees that sell for $100, $220, $385, $595.
Nor is there much difference between the look or size of the evergreen trees that sell for $135, $270, $450, $675.
Is there an any type of advantage in buying the more expensive trees other than getting a slightly different look?
Do the more expensive trees change your tree hugging score more?
Is there more of a difference between the look of the trees when winter is over?

No. No. Yes.

Thank you for those concise answers.