Spring & Easter Trees

Christmas does not have to have all the fun when it comes to decorating trees. Spring and Easter trees bring familiar holiday shapes into a completely different palette, trading deep winter colors for pastel eggs, soft pinks, fresh greens, glitter and cheerful spring details.

Some Easter trees are decorations all by themselves. Egg covered trees, sisal trees and sculptural designs can add height to a tabletop arrangement without needing another thing hung from their branches. Group several smaller trees behind bunny figures, chicks and baskets to create a layered background, or let one larger tree become the focal point of the entire display.

Other trees make wonderful companions for an Easter ornament collection. A simple tinsel or seasonal tree provides the framework, while eggs, rabbits, chicks, flowers and other spring ornaments supply the personality. Add a garland for another layer of color and finish the base with a small tree skirt and a gathering of favorite Easter figures.

Scale can completely change the effect. A compact tree tucked onto a mantel or sideboard becomes part of a vignette, while a larger lighted Easter tree can establish the display from across the room. Mixing tree heights is especially effective on a tabletop, where smaller sisal or bristle trees can create a miniature spring landscape around larger collectibles.

Why Shop Spring & Easter Trees at Traditions?

Seasonal trees give Easter collections something especially useful: height. They can provide a backdrop for favorite figures, become a home for spring ornaments or stand alone as colorful decorative objects filled with eggs, glitter and light.

Serving collectors since 1994, Traditions is a family-owned holiday store with a carefully curated assortment of spring and Easter trees from Regency International, Gerson Companies, Primitives by Kathy and other favorite seasonal makers. We personally inspect products as they arrive and photograph our pieces in-house so you can clearly see their colors, scale, finishes and decorative details. Whether you're adding a tiny tree to a tabletop scene or creating a full Easter ornament display, our knowledgeable customer service team is always happy to help.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I hang ornaments on every Easter tree?

Not necessarily. Some spring trees are designed primarily as decorative objects and may already be covered with eggs or other embellishments, while others can provide branches for ornaments. Check the construction and individual product details before adding ornaments, particularly heavier glass designs.

How can I decorate around a tabletop Easter tree?

Use the tree as one of the taller elements in the arrangement, then place bunny figures, chicks, baskets and decorative eggs around its base. Smaller trees can be grouped nearby to create additional depth, while grass or moss can help visually connect the pieces at surface level.

What size Easter tree should I choose?

Consider both the available space and what you want the tree to do. A small tabletop tree works well as part of a mantel, shelf or centerpiece, while a larger floor sized tree can become a focal point on its own. If you plan to hang ornaments, also consider branch construction and the size and weight of your collection.