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  After Thanksgiving, We have fresh cut Christmas trees for sale.

Scotch Pine
  Scotch Pine trees are dark green with strong branches. These lend themselves well for heavier ornaments. Scotch Pines are known for their excellent needle retention meaning less vacuuming under the tree!

White Pine
 

White Pine trees have dark blue green needles with long soft needles. The branches won't hold heavier ornaments but are a favorite of families with children, as the needles wont hurt.  These make beautiful Christmas trees.


 



Tree care tips
 

When you get your tree, we will make a fresh cut from the trunk for you. This will ensure the tree's ability to take in water. It is best to get the tree home and in water as soon as possible. If you can't put your tree up right away, place the trunk in a bucket of water and lean up against the shady side of the house. Keep the bucket full of water just as you would inside the house.

Place the tree in a sturdy stand, one big enough for the trunk. Trees are heavy drinkers. Most cut trees will 'drink' a gallon of water the first day with less amounts needed in subsequent days. Check the water daily and add as necessary to prevent the tree from drying out. Place your tree away from sources of heat. Use only approved lights and check for worn cords. Even though a lit tree looks great from the curb, resist the temptation to leave the lights on while you are away from home or when retiring for the night.






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