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[Annabellethecat66]

I googled where can I buy a money tree and the whole page filled up:  Here's a few sites:

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Money-Tree/24549049

This site has some really cute ideas for a money tree....go here:

https://www.pinterest.com/explore/money-trees/

[Carmie]

@Annabellethecat66  Your posting is gonna get proofed.  You can't post a web address to Walmart.

Oops!

[Annabellethecat66]

@Carmie OK, thanks, then I'll just post the one to the other site:  It just tells how to make the trees.  Thanks for the heads up!:

Go here:  It just gives ideas on how to make a money tree:

https://www.pinterest.com/explore/money-trees/

[homedecor1]

our ladies group committee does a money tree at their annual luncheon.  The first year they "raffled" it by selling tickets - it was a $200 tree but no one knew the value.

For my good friends 50th anniversary another friend & I did a money tree. I used a nice silk small tree (like ficus style) filled in the bare spots with $100 worth of real bills from $1-$10.  It was a fun project and looked adorable.  We also used some filler picks found in Hobby Lobby during after Christmas (gold picks) and some with 50th from Birthday/party section.

I think a money tree should be real money. My niece was given a money tree at her wedding reception from her bridal party - it was on display inside a glass enclosed cabinet (I have no idea of the value).  In that instance,   I would definitely be concerned with some "bill picking" and using real money unless it was put away.

I guess it depends in what setting you would be gifting the "tree".