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November 6, 2024

O’ Christmas tree…how lovely are your branches.

Christmas Trees Holiday decorating at its best!

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Christmas Trees

Holiday decorating at its best! The Christmas tree is a unique expression of you and your family, with sentimental ornaments hung from every branch. Whether your signature lights are wrapped, dangled, or clipped, each memory from Christmases past invites storytelling with loved ones.

So, what’s the best type of tree to choose? It varies for everyone. Some families go for the same size and variety every year, while others enjoy exploring new types or budget-friendly options.

Frasers are a premium choice for Minnesotans, grown locally or transported from Appalachia. Known for their classic shape and strong needles, Frasers are dense and sturdy.

Balsams are a North Woods favorite, with a distinct and wonderful scent. When customers want a fragrant tree, we always recommend a Balsam.

Canaan Firs offer a perfect blend of strong fragrance and durable needles. With a bit more open branching, they’re ideal for those who have lots of ornaments to display.

Wild Frasers, with their unsheared, open branches and long boughs, can hold several ornaments each. This unique, natural-looking tree has become trendy for its rustic charm.

No matter the size or shape of your tree, it’s sure to be magnificent.

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