Christmas Decor
Bottle brush trees
Small bristle trees for a mantel, a tray, or a windowsill. One alone looks lost; group them in a few heights.
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A few to start with
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40 styles
Set of 4 Glittered Bottlebrush Trees with Ornaments
Set of 3 Snowy Bottlebrush Trees with Ornaments
Set of 3 Snow Tipped Bottlebrush Trees with Red Ornaments
Set of 3 Spiral Cut Bottlebrush Trees with Ornaments & Garland
Set of 4 Classic Snowy Christmas Bottlebrush Trees
Rose Gold Glittered Bottlebrush Tree
Green Bottlebrush Tree
Faded Green Bottlebrush Trees
Set of 5 Green Hues Bottlebrush Trees Box
Set of 4 Green Bottlebrush Trees with Spool Bases
Set of 3 Brown Bottlebrush Trees with White Tips
Set of 3 Cream Layered Bottlebrush Trees
Green Ombre Flocked Long Stem Bottlebrush Tree
Set of 3 Burgundy Bottlebrush Trees with Snowy Tips
Set of 6 Green Bottlebrush Trees with Jingle Bells
Set of 6 Green Hues Bottlebrush Trees
Green Bottlebrush Tree with Wire Base
Set of 3 Burgundy Spiral Bottlebrush Trees with Stump Base
Set of 6 Burgundy Bottlebrush Trees with Jingle Bells
Set of 5 Blue & Gold Bottlebrush Trees
Set of 3 Lighted Green Bottlebrush Trees
Set of 7 Medium Glittered Holiday Bottlebrush Trees
Set of 12 Holiday Bottlebrush Trees
About bottle brush trees
A bottle brush tree is a small tree of bristles, made to sit on a table rather than stand on the floor. Most of these are sisal, many on a small wood base.
Sizes run from 4 inches to 20, with most between 6 and 12. Green is the largest group, from pale seafoam to deep pine. Cream, burgundy, mustard, tan, and blue and gold are here for a room that isn't red and green. Some have snowy or glittered tips, jingle bells, or tiny ornaments, and a few sets are lighted.
They look right in groups of three or five, in different heights, on a mantel, a tray, or a windowsill. A set's price is for the whole set, and shipping is free on orders of $50 or more in the contiguous U.S.
How many bottle brush trees should I group together?
Three or five, in at least two heights. An odd number in mixed sizes reads as a small forest; two matching trees read as bookends.