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January and February are the best times to buy artificial Christmas trees. Companies such as Balsam Hill want to clear out inventory from 2009 to prepare for the here-before-you-know-it 2010 holiday season. If you ever have considered buying an artificial Christmas tree, do it now and get the best while taking advantage of the deep discounts offered at balsamhill.com.

Balsam Hill prides itself on the realistic looking Christmas trees it produces. The key is the California company’s exclusive True Needle Technology, which creates evergreen foliage through injection molded plastic and differing colors of pigment. A Balsam Hill artificial Christmas tree mirrors the color, texture and structure of a natural evergreen tree, from the branches to the needles.

The lightweight trees also have hinged branches, which allow for easy setup and storage. Artificial Christmas trees may cost a bit more – regular prices range from less than $300 to more than $7,000 – than a real one, but considering it will be used every year, an artificial Christmas tree saves money over time. Purchase a pre-lit tree to eliminate yet another cost from your annual holiday budget.

Many sizes and styles are still available with deep discounts at balsamhill.com:

The Colorado Mountain Spruce – This artificial Christmas tree from the Aspen Christmas Signature Collection captures the majestic beauty of the Rocky Mountains and sits in a sophisticated potted base. It features grass green foliage with lighter green tips and light brown stems. Available sizes range from 4 to 7 feet, with clear or multi-colored lights. Sale prices range from $99 to $299.

Fifth Avenue Flatback – From the Classics Collection, Artificial Christmas Trees like this one work well in small spaces. Long and slender needles in a mossy green sit against the wall, and its varied length branches offer plenty of spots for favorite ornaments. Sale price on this 7-foot-tall tree is $259, with the choice of clear or multi-colored lights.

Pikes Peak White Christmas – Another option from the Classics Collection, this grand artificial Christmas tree celebrates the snow covered beauty of “America’s Mountain” in Colorado. Available in sizes from 5 and a half to 9 feet, this pine needle tree comes with clear lights or unlit. Sale prices range from $169 to $469.

California Baby Redwood – From the Napa Christmas Signature Collection, those who appreciate the Pacific Northwest will be drawn to this artificial Christmas tree. Its “down swept” branches display large and heavy ornaments well. This larger tree comes in available heights ranging from 7 and a half to 15 feet and has a multitude of lighting options. Sale prices range from $749 to $1,399.

All orders over $100 also qualify for free shipping. It may be too early in the year to think about buying Christmas presents but how could you not take advantage of the savings at balsamhill.com.

Created as an option for those who are allergic to live Christmas Trees, Balsam Hill artificial Christmas trees have earned mentions on TV shows such as Good Morning America and The Ellen DeGeneres Show. An Artificial Christmas Tree from Balsam Hill can frequently be found in retailer holiday advertisements and displays.