Which North American decoration is a Hanukkah analogue of a Christmas tree?

Which North American decoration is a Hanukkah analogue of a Christmas tree? The Hanukkah bush is a North American analogue of a Christmas tree.

A Hanukkah bush is typically a real or artificial tree or bush displayed by some Jewish families during Hanukkah and the Christmas season. It may use Jewish-themed decorations, such as a Star of David, rather than explicitly Christian ornaments.

The custom reflects the strong cultural presence of Christmas in North America, where some Jewish families adapted a familiar seasonal decoration. It is often associated with Chrismukkah, a humorous term for blending Hanukkah and Christmas customs.

The term and practice are debated. Many rabbis and Jewish families discourage the Hanukkah bush because they view it as an assimilationist version of a Christmas tree. Other liberal or secular Jewish families treat it as a harmless or joking seasonal custom. A reported early use of the phrase appeared in 1879, in a reference criticizing the adoption of a Christmas tree.