This tree at the Nueva Posada in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico is huge and is made entirely of dried red chiles (Spanish spelling) with poinsettias and a few juniper boughs for accents. It was very hard to photograph but hope this gives a general idea.
Feliz Navidad!!
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Very bright and lots of flowers too. Wow! That must have taken some work to achieve.
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Judy! This is stupendous! What an absolutely fantastic tree! I love it! Thanks for sharing and WOW! This is just such a cool tree! ❤
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Judy shares another spectacular tree from Mexico – all made out of Chilies! This is simply amazing! ❤
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We thought our ‘alternative’ Christmas trees were odd enough but we’ve never seen anything as fiery as a chilli tree! https://diggingfordirt.wordpress.com/2015/12/01/the-christmas-tree-question/ Hope you enjoy our blog as much as we enjoy yours.
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I love it when people include their URLs. Thanks so much. I’m off to have a look.
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I love this! Thanks for sharing. The closeups are great.
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Thanks, Catherine.
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Feliz Navidad! It’s truly spectacular!
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So beautifully arranged! And so pretty!
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Wow, this is amazing. I love chile trees.
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This is amazing!!!!I live in New England and I have never seen anything like this. I plan on lots of travel later in life and can’t wait to spend more time in the southwest. Now I have a future holiday of new things to look forward to!
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And check out Mexico as well.
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All in good time but yes please!
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That Chile Tree is really something! You won’t think it’s funny but my nose got runny just looking at all those chilies. Thanks for the very unusual post.
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Why would I not think that is funny? Shame on you, you were just trying to rhyme! Gotcha.
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My brother was a fanatic pepper enthusiast. He had pepper shaped lights and a wet bar with nothing but hot sauce. He would have loved your place.
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This is actually a hotel’s Xmas tree, but I have those pepper lights, too, and I love them!!!
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lovely, simply lovely and unique.
Thanks for sharing this.
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Wow, this one of the most unique Christmas Trees I have seen, Judy. Thank you so much for entering it into my Christmas Tree Topper Challenge in aid of The Dogs Trust Charity.
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Wowwwweeee! This tree is absolutely stunning and I’ve never seen anything like it. Thank you for sharing. It’s wonderful to read and see other Christmas traditions from around the world, I have written a couple of posts about Swedish Christmas traditions that we celebrate, even though I’ve lived in the UK for most of my life. I saw you said you liked it when people added the url so here is the one to my blog : https://annikaperry.wordpress.com. I’m looking forward to reading more on your blog now.
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I do appreciate it! Going to look now.
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Gorgeous! New Mexico insists on spelling it Chile, not Chili like those Texans do. We don’t put our beans in our chile, either, but on the side of the plate with the ‘spanish’ rice (ie. with tomato paste in it).
Hugh just got home with our tree. I’ll post a picture when it’s done.
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A very Merry Christmas to you and yours Judy. Happy New Years too. 🙂
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