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Different trees will appeal to different people for various reasons. We have a wide variaty of types, shapes, and sizes, ranging from thin to pleasingly plump (not fat). Below is a description of the trees species that you will find on the farm. For the most part, each tree is grown in a different location and we will gladly point you in the direction of the tree of your choice. For 2011, all trees are $59 (including the tax) and it is Choose and Cut your own. See our Tree Care Section for tips on caring for your tree. | ||
These are compact, full trees, and have the shape of what many think of as the typical Christmas tree. They are one of the more fragrant trees which can accentuate the season by filling a room with the pleasant odor Christmas. The needles are soft, as are the branches which may sag under the weight of heavy ornaments. Trees 5-10 feet tall.    |
These also have a full appearance. The odor is not quite so strong as the Douglas Fir, but the branches are a little stronger. Along with stronger branches come slightly sharper needles. All in all, this is our most popular tree, and we have a new field of trees opening this year. Trees 3-12 feet tall.    |
A tree which typically has a more open growth structure allowing ornaments to be hung on the outer and inner branches. The branches are quite strong for heavy ornaments, but the needles are very stiff and sharp. Many people use the sharp needles as a defense against small children and pets. Trees 6-9 feet tall.    |