Indeed, there are ways to harness the power of the best home fragrance to scent your best artificial Christmas tree and trick your guests into thinking you’ve got a real one, just freshly chopped.

The data collected including the number visitors, the source where they have come from, and the pages visted in an anonymous form. If I’m being totally honest, though, there is one thing the artificial tree will never replicate, and that’s the bracing, Christmassy scent of pine or cedar or balsam.

Balsam Hill offers realistic Christmas tree scents that give off the distinct aroma of various evergreens.

Not surprisingly, there is a depth and sophistication to plant-based materials that is missing in synthetic petrochemical fragrances. For this Christmas home spray, it's a good idea to use pine-scented oils, because nothing screams 'Christmas' more than the smell of a spruce, right?To find the best fake pine scent for my (your) artificial tree, I rounded up all the internet had to offer by way of tree scenters, excluding candles and room sprays (which, if we’re getting technical, really are separate categories). Below, a ranking of what I got — while nothing was bad, some did stand out either for scent longevity and/or pleasantness.