Wolcyns know Christmas treesIsanti County News, MN - Aug 29, 2007Pictured: Tom Wolcyn took home a Grand Champion purple ribbon from the Minnesota State Fair in 2005 for one of his Christmas trees. …

New coalition to promote Christmas tree growersBizjournals.com, NC - Aug 27, 2007The coalition is being formed by Holiday Tree Farms and Yule Tree Farms, who together represent 20 percent of all the Christmas trees grown in Oregon. …

Real trees are greenThe Register-Guard, OR - Aug 30, 2007The Christmas trees that blanket the foothills of the Cascades and Coast Range in Oregon are a crop. They're planted, tended, harvested and planted again, …

Christmas tree worry as pine blight spreadsNorfolk Eastern Daily Press, UK - Aug 30, 2007East Anglian growers and woodland managers played down fears of a Christmas tree crisis last night following the rapid spread of a pine-killing disease. …

First Alert interested in Christmas tree device Local firm …Aurora Beacon News, IL - 11 hours agoThe Chavez product involves a tank of water that is disguised as a present and sits underneath a Christmas tree. A hidden hose then runs from the tank to an …

East Anglian growers and woodland managers played down fears of a Christmas tree crisis last night following the rapid spread of a pine-killing disease.

Season Dreams, one of the nation’s leading online artificial Christmas tree retailers, recently announced that the company is expanding its product line to include a full array of wreaths, garlands and unique holiday accessories to parallel its complete selection of artificial trees.

Season Dreams, one of the nation’s leading online artificial Christmas tree retailers, recently announced that the company is expanding its product line to include a full array of wreaths, garlands and unique holiday accessories to parallel its complete selection of artificial trees. (PRWeb Aug 28, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: …

Christmas tree growers are putting out the message that their product is a crop, and that cutting the trees down doesn’t harm the environment.

The state’s two largest Christmas tree growers are joining forces to convince consumers that their product is the environmentally correct holiday choice.