Christmas Tree Shops

This store is great. The name fools you because they have all kinds of things year around! Great sales and the regular prices are low! You should check it out now for Xmas decorations, a lot cheaper than most places!!!

THIS IS NOT A CHRISTMAS STORE PEOPLE! This is a we have a little bit of everything, change our stock regularly, and sell it to you for ridiculously cheap sort of store. Dont let my use of the word cheap make you think anything sold here is crappy or poor quality, because that is most certainly not the case. Many of their items are actually brand name goods, and the ones that arent, are just as good.
Seasonal: Great selection of outdoor everything and décor that changes with season.
Furniture: Yep outdoor, indoor, cheap, large, lamps, etc.
Linens: curtains, cushions, sheets, pilllows.
Décor: candles, signs, frames, you name it, they have it.
Food: non perishable items, and to serve them they have everything for your kitchen.
Pet Stuff, Books, Cards, Toys, Shampoo… the list goes on. Please do yourself a favor, go here, and do so frequently. Be warned: never go in without a cart, you always end up going back to get one because of all the great stuff you find!

The only thing keeping this at 4 stars is the name.
Why they kept the Christmas Tree name is a mystery. Once you get past that and realize it essentially an upscale, clean, well run Big Lots, you realize there’s some great stuff here for the price.
They are thinking of changing the name but the new one is even less descriptive.
Owned by Bed Bath And Beyond, you can expect quality. Most of the products are knockoffs of BBB products at greatly reduced prices. The BBB products will last longer but the Christmas Tree items serve the purpose when you are on a tighter budget.
They have a decent selection of food items as well as holiday décor, some accent furniture, art, yard items, health and beauty, etc.
Check it out. Its not a Christmas store. You may be surprised.

If your looking for one of everything and want to take your time looking for it this is your place. They have a huge mix of all different stuff. The store is packed with stuff just give yourself time to look at it all because it’s not very organized. If you know where something is and what you want good for you because otherwise you can’t just do a «quick trip» to the Christmas Tree Store.

I’m at a loss for words to describe this shop. I like it, but have no idea how to grasp the concept… so here it goes!
Christmas Tree Shops is open year-​round near the Steak N Shake in Florence. Yep, it’s always called Christmas Tree Shop, even in June. In need of some twinkle lights, I figured this place would have what I needed. While I didn’t find Christmas lights, I did end up leaving with a lampshade, table runner, notecards, and some kitchenware, none of which were Christmas themed.
You see, Christmas Tree Shops was only one-​fourth holiday related. The rest of the store looked like part Hobby Lobby, part Dollar Tree, and part Whole Foods. Yeah, try to wrap your head around that.
Let’s start with a list of things they sell:
— 29 cent gift bags
— $ 5.00 table cloths
— Target-​style mugs, teapots, and dishware
— Kitchen gadgets, flatware, and accessories
— $ 1.00 towel and potholder sets.
— $ 5.00 large, modern lampshade
— Herbal tea
— Vegetarian baking products
— Organic snacks
— Perfume
— Electronics
If you can dream it, it’s sold here. Maybe that’s why it’s called the Christmas Tree Shop?
The natural foods, that’s obviously the Whole Foods portion. The décor section of Hobby Lobby encompasses most of the homegoods part of the store. And the prices all over reflect that of the Dollar Tree. While many things you will find for $ 1.29 or less, most items average around $ 5.99, with barely anything being more than $ 10.00.
In a way, Christmas Tree Shops reminds me a lot like Glass Barn in Cincinnati. Perhaps the items are overstock? I don’t really care where they’re coming from; it’s good quality for a bargain price and the shelves are organized. Where else can you find a dog bed, a yoga mat, cashews, and a storage hutch all under one roof?
Jingle yourself all the way over to Christmas Tree Shops to make your home and your budget merry and bright year round!

Do not be fooled by the name! This store does not exclusively sell Christmas stuff. I don’t even know why they call themselves this.
This location took the place of Linens ‘n’ Things which was basically the same idea as the Christmas Tree Shops. It is an odds and ends kind of store, like Big Lots or Garden Ridge. There is gardening supplies, home décor items, candles, party supplies, food (like the kind of food you find at TJ Maxx), games, etc… and, at Christmas, there are even Christmas decorations.
I would recommend this place for party supplies. It is a lot cheaper than Party City or The Party Source. I also recommend this place for hysterically named generic board games. Tired of Battleship? Pick up Sea Attack! Worn out your Guess Who game? No problem, you can get Who Is It!

Christmas Tree Shop is one of my favorite stores. I used to drive to Dayton just to go there and now it’s right in Florence. It’s a great place to find odds and ends for around the house. What I love about this chain is they carry Bed, Bath and Beyond lines — obviously not the whole store’s worth — but all of their stuff is AAAAAMAZING!
The staff is super-​friendly, they are always stocked and willing to help and I just love them.

Christmas stuff galore, and cheap too
odd lots of Christmas.

Organizing the Company Christmas Party and wanted to get a reasonable price party favor for each of 110 guests to take home. Maybe an ornament. Decided to go to Christmas Tree Shops and sooo glad I did. They had these ceramic candy dishes with different designs for 89 cents each.
Bought some candy and party bags and now fixed them all up.
They had a lot of great buys but the best one was the one I went in hunting for and found.

This is an outlet store (not Christmas) selling household and gardening items. It is somewhere between odd Lots and Tuesday morning in terms of quality. It is part of a large chain, they opened a store near Dayton Mall. a few years ago. They also have a web page.