Jersey Christmas tree farms

[dogg57]

Its been a good growing year for Christmas trees In NJ. Heres a guide to find then

http://pickyourownchristmastree.org/NJxmasse.php
http://www.christmastreemap.com/farm/NJ.html

 

[Gibby]

As much as I like fresh cut Christmas trees, my favorite still is our sixties Evergleam pom-pom aluminum tree. It is an eight footer and has all of it's one hundred and twenty-four "branches". The spinner doesn't work but that is expected for a forty-seven year old tree base. We found it at a yard sale in Andover. I just love it's midcentury modern look. I'm still looking for the right light(s) for it, maybe a projector light that changes colors or LEDs.

 

[Boyd]

I have been cutting the Norway Spruce trees that were planted by the previous owner of my home, since they are not native trees and I want to get rid of them anyway.

 

[dogg57]

The Douglas fir might still rank as one of the most popular trees to load Christmas gifts under, but if you talk to local tree farmers, the species has become increasingly difficult to care for and a new unidentified threat has some growers especially concerned.

http://www.phillyburbs.com/news/loc...cle_624d976b-3d13-5c2e-a5f4-bd5019261520.html