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56% of Americans Have to Cut Down on Christmas Spending But Many Won’t Compromise on Christmas Tree
As inflation continues to wreak havoc on consumers’ wallets, tree growers report that the Christmas tree industry won’t be spared. Although, thankfully, there won’t be a Christmas tree supply shortage this year, recent reports advise shoppers to expect to pay around 15% more for their tree this holiday season. We wanted to find out how inflation is affecting Americans’ plans for their Christmas trees this year, so in November, Trees.com surveyed 1,250 people who celebrate Christmas in the U.S. The results: More Americans Plan to Buy a Real Tree This Year Despite Rising Prices Despite tree growers reporting rising costs of Christmas trees, the holiday spirit remains strong among Christmas celebrators. Survey…


