Cumberland Fir

The Cumberland Fir has plenty of visual flare to satisfy even the most discriminating tastes. Its short, sculpted tips are hand painted and made of PE Real-Needle™ foliage. Up close you'll wonder just how an artificial Christmas tree can look so realistic. Dense foliage brings this tree to life with various shades of green and natural wood colors in the stems. It is a design that is meant to be "just right" in terms of its shape and stature. Not too wide, not too slim, and easily fits in most locations throughout your home as a grand centerpiece for Christmas celebrations

Cumberland, Maine, is a small town near the coast of the Atlantic ocean. Near the center of the town, there is a small recreational park that is run and maintained by the town. It is open to cross-country skiers, walkers, and sports practices throughout the year. Local ballfields at Drowne Road School host the local Little League teams. Everywhere you look there is beauty, serenity, and a slower pace of life. The evergreen trees in this part of the United States are hearty, strong, and stand the test of time - just like the Cumberland Fir

Additional Questions About Cumberland Fir Artificial Christmas Trees

What type of needles does the Cumberland Fir artificial Christmas tree use?

It typically features a mix of PE and PVC needles to balance realism and fullness

Is the Cumberland Fir tree pre-lit or unlit?

The Cumberland Fir is usually available in both pre-lit and unlit options

How full is the Cumberland Fir artificial Christmas tree?

It has a full profile with dense branches for a traditional look

Setup Guide

How to Shape Your Cumberland Fir

The Cumberland Fir is designed with realistic fir texture, sculpted branch tips, and a naturally full shape that still leaves room for ornaments. Watch the short shaping video, then follow these simple steps to bring out its lifelike branch structure

• Open each section from the bottom up. Shape one hinged layer at a time before adding the next section so the tree develops an even, full profile
• Fan the inner branches first. Separate the tips near the trunk to create depth, reduce open spaces, and support the Cumberland Fir’s realistic layered appearance
• Style the outer tips with a natural finish. Angle the visible fir tips slightly outward and vary their direction so the tree looks full without appearing overly uniform

First-time setup usually takes the longest. After the initial shaping, future seasonal setups will be much quicker and only need a light refresh