Most trees begin with their roots in the soil. This one appears to have sprung from a jack-o’-lantern, which goes some way toward explaining the black branches and orange glow. At 6’ tall, it brings the presence of a holiday tree to Halloween, with a grinning pumpkin at its feet instead of a pile of presents.
Two hundred orange lights illuminate the branches, while the jack-o’-lantern base lights from within. You can add your own ornaments or let the black-and-orange display stand on its own. Its flat back allows it to sit against a wall, giving you a tall seasonal centerpiece without requiring space for branches nobody will see.
The tree plugs into an outlet and is designed for indoor or covered outdoor display. Place it in an entryway or on a sheltered porch, where its unusual origins will be apparent to everyone who stops by. Whatever grew out of that pumpkin, it seems to have taken after its parent.
