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The 14 Types of Christmas Trees You'll Find on the Farm

Before you go out and buy—or cut—your own Christmas tree, you no doubt have an idea about how big a tree (height and diameter) you can fit in your space. Size, however, is not the only criterion to consider. How much are you planning to decorate the tree? Are the ornaments lightweight or heavy? Are the needles soft enough so they don’t create a hazard for kids and pets? Do you want a tree that exudes a strong fragrance that spreads through your home? And finally, how well will the tree retain its needles?
This will help you narrow down the type of tree to look for. Most Christmas trees sold in the United States are firs, but in the south, pines are also common because they can grow in warmer climate zones. If you are living in a hot climate, pines might be the only locally grown Christmas trees available.
* This article was originally published here
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