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Choosing Christmas Trees
Folks who prefer to use a “live” Christmas tree which will be planted outside after the holiday really have more choices because they are buying their tree from a local nursery or garden center which will have a broader selection of evergreen trees suitable as a Christmas tree.

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For complete information about live Christmas trees and fresh cut Christmas trees go to Choosing A Christmas Tree

Fresh Cut Xmas Trees
It is known for its dark green foliage and stiff branches which are well suited for decorating with both light and heavy Christmas ornaments. As Christmas trees, sheared trees are preferred, although some people feel shearing results in trees too dense for larger Christmas tree ornaments.

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Over the last several years, the popularity of live or living Christmas trees has been on the rise. Knowing how to choose, plant, and care for a live Christmas tree will make for a happier holiday, and a valuable addition to your landscape.

Caring For A Cut Xmas Tree
As soon as you make the cut, submerge the trunk into a pail of water until you are ready to move the tree into the house. A tree will use over 2 gallons of water in the first day after trimming the butt of the trunk, so keep an eye on the water level.

Listings for Christmas Trees in Vermont

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	Equinox Valley Nursery
	Manchester, Vermont (VT) 05254 Click for details...


	Fontaine Tree Farms
	Greensboro Bend, Vermont (VT) 05842


	Tester's Vermont Christmas Trees
	Barton, Vermont (VT) 05822