A FREE Daily Visitor Guide for the North Carolina Mountains and 50+ NC Mountain Cities: Boone NC Christmas Tree Farms

Monday, December 13, 2010

Boone NC Christmas Tree Farms

North Carolina Fraser fir, Balsam fir, Scotch pine and Douglas-fir Christmas trees are among the favorites for this season's fresh tree fans. The native evergreens are valued for their ability to remain fresh longer than many other types of holiday trees.

The Boone NC area is home to Circle C Tree Farm, a full service Choose and Cut tree farm with 1000s of trees ranging from 4' to 11'. Take a hayride or stop by the barn for hot chocolate or to browse the freshly made wreaths, garlands and centerpieces. Need a really BIG tree?

Check out Cool Springs Nursery with a selection of Gigantic Fraser Fir Trees 15′-25′ as well as the usual choose and cut trees and wholesaling for fund raising.

Dark Mountain Tree Farm "specializes in Christmas memories" where the whole family can choose and cut the tree, take a hayride along the New River and warm up with a cup of hot cocoa.

Horse rides for the children are part of the fun at Panoramic Tree Farm. Choose from trees of all sizes, ranging

from table top size to 13 feet, along with family activities.

What Fir! Tree Farm offers approximately 5500 beautiful Fraser Fir trees in all sizes - all the trees needed to satisfy every customer, even the most particular. Also available are wreaths, garlands, a gift shop and petting zoo.

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