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Press Release: Discover Where to Cut Down Your Christmas Tree in Vermont
Updated: December 4, 2024
As the Christmas season approaches, families across Vermont are preparing to embrace the cherished tradition of selecting and cutting their own Christmas trees. The Green Mountain State offers a variety of locations where you can engage in this festive activity, including options that promote sustainable forestry through partnerships with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service.
Whether you’re aiming for the perfect Douglas Fir, Balsam Fir, or Frasier Fir, Vermont boasts an array of tree farms to choose from, each providing a unique experience. Key locations for tree cutting include:
- Addison County: The Russell Farm in Starksboro and Werner Tree Farm in Middlebury are popular spots.
- Bennington County: Bennett’s Tree Farm and Pleasant Valley Tree Farm are among several options providing fresh trees.
- Chittenden County: Handy Hill Farm and Isham Family Farm offer a delightful selection for families to enjoy.
- Caledonia County: High Reach Farm in Danville is a community favorite.
- Lamoille County: Northern Vermont Llama Co & Christmas Tree Farm in Waterville provides an unusual twist to tree shopping with its llama co-farm experience.
- Washington County: Windy Mountain Farm in Graniteville is another great destination.
This season, make lasting memories with loved ones by bringing a piece of Vermont’s holiday spirit into your home. For a full list of farms where you can cut your own Christmas tree, please visit local listings and forestry resources. Let the delightful scent of freshly cut pine, combined with the joy of the season, fill your home this Christmas.
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