Tater FarmsHoliday Lighting

Display trees and lit accents

Freestanding lit trees and branches for the places where nothing is growing: entries, patios, courtyards, balconies and lobbies.

Three cone-shaped light-show trees in multicolor lights on a dark lawn

Not every spot has a tree to wrap, and display trees fill that gap. Light-show cone trees run animated patterns or hold a steady glow. Fairy light trees bring a fine, glittering branch structure to an entry or terrace. Lighted mesh trees make bold sculptural forms.

Smaller accents, like lit branches, falling willow lights and climbing vines, dress planters, urns, walls and tabletops.

Jump to: Light-show cone trees · Fairy light trees · Lighted mesh trees · Lit branches · Falling willow lights · Climbing vines

What's available

Three warm white cone-shaped light trees on a lawn

Light-show cone trees

Cone trees with 14 built-in animation patterns or a steady setting. Striking in a group of three.

4 to 12 feet. Warm white, cool white or multicolor.

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A slim fairy light tree with warm white lights beside a chair

Fairy light trees

Slender trees covered in tiny lights, for an entry, a terrace or a corner indoors.

3 to 7 feet. Gold, silver or black branches.

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A tiered white mesh tree lit from within

Lighted mesh trees

Tiered tree sculptures in shimmering mesh, lit from within.

About 6 feet. White or green.

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Lit branches fanning out of a vase

Lit branches

Lit branches for planters, urns and entry pots. Easy to mix with other decor.

30, 40 and 70 inches. White, silver or brown branches.

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A falling willow light arching out of a white urn

Falling willow lights

Arching branches with drops of light that fall like a fountain.

36 to 79 inches. Warm white or cool white.

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A lit vine with warm white lights curving across a wall

Climbing vines

Shapeable lit vines that climb a wall, frame a doorway or trail along a mantel.

10 feet long, 288 lights.

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How we install it

  • Placed and secured for the spot, indoors or out.
  • Power planned at the walkthrough so cords stay tidy and out of the way.
  • Removed in January with the rest of the display.

Questions

Can display trees go on a balcony or patio?
Yes. Most of these pieces are rated for outdoor use, so they work on terraces, patios and entries as well as indoors.

Request a quote

Every project is designed and quoted after a walkthrough, based on your property and the pieces you choose. Installation, in-season care and January removal are included.

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