Trees Links

Vermont Christmas Tree Association   - Details
Our growers supply only trees and greens grown in Vermont. The Green Mountain environment that is sunny, cool and moist offers the ultimate in growing conditions that assures our trees to have the best needle retention, greenest color and overall robust look.

Missouri Christmas Tree Association   - Details
The Missouri Christmas Tree Association (MCTA) is a non-profit organization of Christmas tree growers and technical people dedicated to the promotion of the interest of the Christmas tree growing industry in Missouri.

Nebraska Christmas Tree Growers Association   - Details
NCTGA members are primarily engaged in the production of Christmas trees, but membership is open to other individuals and businesses with an interest in marketing Christmas trees and related products.

Pacific Northwest Tree Growers Association   - Details
Since 1955, the Pacific Northwest Christmas Tree Association has played a leading role in providing guidance to Christmas tree growers in the Northwest. Our purpose is to bring together those involved in the industry for their mutual and public benefit by sponsoring educational and public relations efforts, looking out for environmental stewardship and conducting research.

Georgia Christmas Tree Association   - Details
Most of our growers are Choose and Cut operators selling trees directly to the customer. We believe this is the best way to sell Christmas Trees as the customer is always sure of a fresh tree if he cuts it himself. He is also assured of a good selection on most farms.

Capitol Christmas Tree   - Details
Each year Christmas trees grace the front lawn of the US Capitol in December and the US Agriculture and Forest departments accomplish this task. They select the tree after a great national search for perfect tree in July, So, that in December the beauty and splendor of the US Capitol Christmas Tree can become the apple of everyone’s eye. Once the tree has been selected by the Capitol Grounds’ superintendent, the tree is properly cut, covered, loaded and prepped for travel to the Capitol in November.

The National Christmas Tree   - Details
In 1923, President Calvin Coolidge walked from the White House to the Ellipse to light a 48-foot fir tree decorated with 2,500 electric bulbs in red, white and green, as a local choir and a “quartet” from the U.S. Marine Band performed. 86 years later, this American holiday tradition continues to bring citizens together to share in a message of hope and peace.