Wholesale Douglas fir Christmas Trees |
| Oregon Christmas tree farms in the Willamette Valley have grown
wholesale Douglas fir Christmas trees since the 1950's. Across the
southern tier of the United States, Douglas fir is a standard item
on most Christmas tree lots and a perennial favorite of customers.
Douglas fir Christmas trees are intended for use in areas not subject
to intense freezing conditions. Since 1983, Santa & Sons has
shipped wholesale Douglas fir Christmas trees to Florida, Georgia,
Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Missouri, Oklahoma,
Texas, New Mexico, Nevada, Arizona, and California.
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A full 53' semi trailer load will hold about 650
- 750 Douglas fir Christmas trees 5'-8' tall. Douglas fir and Noble
Fir can be combined into a single trailer load. However, since we
do not grow Douglas fir and Noble Fir at the same elevation, the
two types of Christmas tree fields are some distance apart and two
stops are required to mix truck loads. |
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Inspecting Douglas fir fields each year after they have been sheared is essential to check the Christmas trees for plant diseases and insects like Swiss Needle Cast and Needle Midge that appear only in Douglas fir. Expert knowledge and attention to detail means you get exactly the trees you need from from Santa & Sons Christmas Trees. |
 Quality Wholesale Christmas Trees since 1983 
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Douglas
fir is the first tree we learned to grow when we started working
in Oregon on the wholesale Christmas tree farms and it remains the
most popular Christmas tree in many markets. Today, as in this 1981
photo of owner Mark Rohlfs, every tree is still sheared by hand
each summer. Soil and climate conditions on the plantations where
they are grown are perfect for producing healthy, high quality trees.Wholesale Douglas Fir at the Oregon Christmas
tree farm
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Douglas fir at the Oregon tree farm
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