What kind of trees do you have?

The majority of our trees are Virginia pines.  These are a long-needle evergreen, with long springy branches, open enough for room to hang your favorite ornaments, but full enough to keep a pleasing shape.  Our trees are shaped by hand during the year.  We have both short-wide and tall-narrow type trees.  (You'll find that some farms tend to cut all of their trees in identical shapes.  We like to shape each tree to set off it's natural growth.  A few of our native "red cedar" (actually a type of juniper) trees have also been shaped and made ready to be Christmas Trees (or Yule Logs, or Kwanza bushes or -whatever you'd like to call them! ) We grow a few experimental trees such as a Silvertip, and also Afghan pines. Our trees grow in the field until you cut them down to take them home.  They will always be fresh since they are truly live, fresh-cut trees.  Don't worry, we plant more!  Please see the page I was Grown to Be a Christmas Tree.

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How do they look for 2008?  GREAT! Click here for photos! (PS, they are even better in 09 with all the rain!!! )