Christmas tree farms
Seasonal conifer growers
Christmas tree farms are agricultural operations that grow evergreen trees—typically firs, spruces, and pines—specifically for harvest and sale as holiday decorations.
Trees are planted in rows, shaped by pruning over several years, then cut and sold directly to consumers or wholesalers each November and December.
We took the kids to a Christmas tree farm to pick one out ourselves.
Many farms offer the experience as seasonal entertainment, with hayrides and hot cocoa alongside the tree selection.
- evergreenRetains foliage year-round
- pineCone-bearing evergreen
- Douglas firLarge Western North American conifer
- firCone-bearing evergreen genus
- spruceNeat; also a conifer
needles · tree lot · ornaments · tree topper · tinsel · wreaths · garlands · harvest · sawing · netting · hayrides · snow · winter · festive · balsam · pine scent · fragrant · chopping
- Rural Americafarm, barns, heartland, countryside, Midwest
- seasonal workfarm workers, fruit pickers, crop picking, farm labor, farm hands
Christmas tree farmsold-growth forests
Long-established, uncut woodlands
virgin forests · wilderness areas · primeval forests · virgin timber · native forests
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