Now that we have passed Thanksgiving and the Christmas season is upon us, many people have begun to shop for a traditional Christmas tree with which to decorate their home for the holiday.
The upside-down trees — which can be found at retailers such as Bed, Bath and Beyond, Home Depot, Kohls, Target and Walmart, among others — generally range in price from as low as $150 to as much as $1,000.
Incredibly, some stores have already begun to sell out of their inventory of the increasingly popular trees, but many people are confused by them and their purpose, to say the least.
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According to Inc., the upside-down trees may appear ridiculous and unnecessary, but there are actually legitimate reasons to have one, not to mention a rather historic and religious tradition behind them that some find incredibly interesting.
First, a proper upside-down Christmas tree is typically hung from the ceiling via a special bracket, which transforms the tree into a sort of lush chandelier that can be gorgeous to behold, particularly once decorated.
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