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Trees are one of the most complex and varying item in the holiday lighting process. The starting point is looking at the type of tree and what lighting treatments it lends itself to. Then we look at the trunk, the foliage, decor and color options to create the most beautiful tree. ROLLOVER THUMBNAIL IMAGES BELOW TO ENLARGE

SPHERES A nice way to add some extra glamour to your tree is to add decorative spheres. There range from simple white to multi-color to blinking and lit. Please rollover the small images below to enlarge them and see a few examples of decorative spheres..

MULTI-COLOR While white lights are the most popular, many people like to adds some excitement and interest to their displays by using color. Some like the multi-color strings of lights, some like to make whole trees in a solid color like red or green, and some people like to use varying colors like the candy cane trees below. Please rollover the small images below to enlarge them and see a few ways to use color in your holiday lighting.

TRUNK WRAP Trees with a distinct trunk lend themselves to a trunk wrap. The wrapping can be close together or more space out, linear or random, remain only on the trunk or extend to the branches. The options are endless. Please rollover the small images below to enlarge them and see a few examples of the variety of a trunk wrapped tree.

FOLIAGE The foliage portion of a tree can be swagged or wrapped. Like the trunk wrap, the foliage can be wrapped in a variety of ways and with varying densities. Please rollover the small images below to enlarge them and see a few examples of the variety of a tree foliage lighting.

FROND DECORATED Palm trees look majestic when they are lit. Some people like to stop below the bulb, some like to decorate the bulb, and some like to light the fronds. Please rollover the small images below to enlarge them and see a few examples of frond lit trees.