Local Christmas Trees

Chamberlain Acres Garden Center and Florist
824 Broadway Street
Elmira, NY 14904
607-737-1313
info@chamberlainacres.com
https://chamberlainacres.com/
Products: Wreaths, Centerpieces, Flower Arrangements, Bedding Plants, Pereninials, Hanging Baskets and More.
Where to buy: On premise.

Haskins Gardens
955 College Avenue
Elmira, NY 14901
607-873-4911
haskinsgardens@gmail.com
http://www.haskinsgardens.com/
Products: Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables, Bedding Plants, Hanging Baskets, Perennials, Shurbs, Trees, Christmas Trees, and Wreaths.
Where to buy: On premise.

Mann's Country Gardens
2863 Bird Creek Road
Gillet, PA 16925
570-536-6676
Info@manscountrygardens.com
http://mannscountrygardens.com/
Products: Fruits, Vegetables, Bedding Plants, Shrubs, Perennials, Christmas Trees, Wreaths, Cut Flowers, Maple Syrup, and Honey.
Where to buy: On farm.

Parker's Farm Market
791 County Road 64
Elmira, NY 14903
607-562-8848
https://rsparkerlandscaping.weebly.com/
Products: Seasonal Fruits and Vegetables, Pumpkins, Honey, Maple Syrup, Bedding Plants, Perennials, Shrubs, Trees, Christmas Trees, and Wreaths.
Where to buy: On premise.

Pine Valley Farms
3651 Watkins Road
Pine Valley, NY 14872
607-739-2319 Facebook
Products: Fruits, Vegetables, Pumpkins, Christmas Trees, and Spring Flowers
Where to buy: On farm.

Spruce Run Tree Farm
153 Post Creek Road
Beaver Dams NY 14812
607-936-4737
sprucerun@aol.com
http://www.sprucerun.org/
Products: Christmas Trees, Wreaths, and Firewood
Where to buy: On farm.

Last updated August 23, 2021

Buy Local

Success with Live Trees

If you choose to purchase a live tree, these tips will help you succeed in planting it outdoors after the holidays.

Cut Trees Trips

The following tips from the Christmas Tree Farmers Association of New York will help your fresh-cut, locally-grown tree look good throughout the holidays:

After bringing the tree home, cut one-quarter inch off the base of the trunk. Keep the tree outdoors in a container of water and protect it from the wind and sun until you're ready to decorate. This helps the tree retain moisture.
Before you bring the tree indoors, make another fresh cut of at least one-quarter inch off the base of the trunk. This reopens the tree stem so it can take water immediately. Place it in a stand with fresh water. Do not allow the water level to drop below the fresh cut or the stem will reseal.
Remember, trees are very thirsty and may drink from 2 pints to 1 gallon of water a day. Use a stand with 1-gallon capacity or more. Keep your tree away from drying heat sources such as sunny windows, hot air ducts and fireplaces. Check the water level daily and supply fresh water as needed.

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