Aside from our mood fragrances for Christmas, the machine can also be used with other standard essential oil bottles. But it has a milder scent than many of the other trees on this list, which could be a good or bad thing, depending on your preference! Opt for scent sticks that smell like fir, spruce, or pine, and spread them out evenly between the branches of your artificial Christmas tree. This tree’s bluish-grey foliage sets it apart from the other evergreen trees on this list and adds a certain element of charm if you ask me! Not only do pomegranates smell and taste good, but their beautiful red color is a perfect accent to your holiday meal.

Bring home that authentic evergreen smell by weaving real branches into your artificial Christmas tree and greenery. Whether it’s in mulled wine, cookies or eggnog, its warm, inviting scent makes everything seem cosier and merrier – perfect for those cold winter nights.This widely available Christmas tree boasts firm branches with bright green needles, yet it's very difficult to keep alive and should only be purchased the week before Christmas. From choosing the best one with your loved ones to decorating it with classic Christmas songs in the background, the Christmas tree is a festive must-have. You expect a good-looking tree from The White Company, where everything is done in a quietly chic way.

Bare branches with warm lighting can add a festive feel without overwhelming the space and give breathing room for the various decorations you’ve collected over the years. My suggestion when creating your own personalized Christmas scent is to pick 3-5 oils from the list above that have that Christmas smell to you. Plus, with a faux tree you are guaranteed a symmetrical, satisfyingly neat look, no smashed Christmas decorations as a result of droopy branches and no need to hoover up hundreds of pine needles every morning. Some even like to add pine needles to their burning fireplace to let the woody scent permeate their homes. She believes in the therapeutic power of nature and the positive impact of gardening on mental health.The boughs of the noble fir are often made into fresh wreaths, due to the tree's sturdy, but flexible, branches. Many scents are associated with the holiday season, from the pine needles from your tree to cookies baked in the oven. We tend to love them for their dense branches, producing a pleasing shape, and their foliage’s rich green colour. It has unique needles that curl upwards, revealing its silvery-white undersides – this colour sets them apart from other Christmas trees.