8 FT Blue Gradient Snow Flocked Pre-Lit Christmas Tree with 1774 Tips

A blue tree lit with cool white bulbs reads as electric rather than wintry. The colour has no warmth in it anywhere and the whole thing looks like a display prop.

The 470 bulbs here are warm white, sitting inside the flocking rather than on the surface. Against a white to blue gradient that contrast is what makes it look like a frozen forest rather than a lit plastic cone.

White down into blue

The detail circles show the change: a white, heavily flocked crown giving way to blue as the branches lengthen. The manufacturer calls it a frozen forest effect, and at 1774 tips the transition is gradual rather than banded.

Eight feet, and the floor it needs

8 FT tall, 4.8 FT wide, 22 inch stand. Tape a five foot circle on the floor before it arrives and check the ceiling: about twelve inches of clear air above the tip is the usual advice, before a topper.

What to hang on blue

The manufacturer's own styling uses red and gold, which is the right instinct. Warm metals stand out against a cold blue, where silver and white sink into the flocking. Nothing in the photograph is included with the tree.

Four sections, hinged

Four parts plus the stand. The branches stay hinged, so each section opens as it is lifted rather than being built branch by branch, and the stand folds flat when the season ends.

Graded flocking, white at the crown and blue at the base.

Thick snow flocking over 100% new PVC per the manufacturer.

Warm bulbs against a cold colour, which is what stops it looking electric.

A steady setting plus livelier patterns on the same controller.

Four parts plus the stand for carrying, building and storing.

Each section opens out as it is raised.

A 22 inch stand that folds flat.

One pair, for shaping the flocked tips.

Ships from a Canadian warehouse. Free shipping on orders over $150. Some remote areas, PO boxes and surcharge regions may be excluded or cost extra.

Return within 14 days of purchase, unused, in original condition and packaging.

Covered directly by the manufacturer under their warranty terms for material and manufacturing defects.

The gradient does the work, so a handful of ornaments is enough.

Eight feet and 4.8 ft across holds its own in a big space.

Nothing like a green tree, so both can be up without competing.

What we stand behind

• Ornaments, stockings and gifts in the photography are not included.
• Height, spread, stand size and tip count come from the manufacturer's own graphics; the light count comes from the 5/6/7/8 ft series in the description.
• Flame-retardant and smell-free are the manufacturer's claims for the material, not our testing.
• Ships from a Canadian warehouse, free shipping over $150.
• 14 day returns, unused and in the original packaging.

How blue is it, really?

The base branches are a clear ice blue and the crown is white. It is a gradient rather than a single shade, so the tree reads paler at the top and stronger at the bottom where the branches are longest.

Does it come with lights?

Yes, 470 warm white LEDs with eight lighting modes. There is a separate unlit version of the blue gradient tree if you would rather choose your own string.

What ceiling height does it need?

About nine and a half feet once a topper is on. Guides advise keeping roughly twelve inches of clear air above the tip.

How do I store a flocked tree this size?

In its four sections, somewhere cool and dry and out of direct light. Wrap the sections loosely rather than crushing them, since pressure and damp are what damage flocking.