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Half Christmas Trees Are The New Upside Down Trees

Remember last year when the hot new trend was the upside down Christmas tree?

Here’s a refresher:

(OK, so the above photos are from this season, but you get it.)

Well, apparently this year’s trend is the “Half Christmas Tree,” and it’s claim-to-fame is that it’s a solution for people with pets and toddlers.

Basically, it’s just a pole with the top part of a fake Christmas tree.

Right now, the half Christmas tree is only available in the U.K. . . . but you could probably just not put your own artificial tree fully together and call it a day.

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