Handmade wreaths from 6 inches to 6 feet, custom decorated with 100's of bolts of ribbon available to compliment your decorating style. Gift items and decorations are also available for sale. Cemetery wreaths, swags, yule logs, porch baskets, centerpieces, and a wide selection of unique designs with a hint of country.
Pick your perfect Christmas tree
Canaan Fir has similarities between the Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir. It is a newer variety and is finding an increasing popularity with its symmetrical shape and fullness
Needle Retention: Fair
Fragrance: Good
Needle Softness: Good
White pine has very little aroma, but, conversely, is reported to result in fewer allergic reactions than do some of the more aromatic species. The needles are very soft to the touch however are unable to hold heavy ornaments. To produce a 6-foot tree requires 6-8 years.
Needle Retention: Good
Fragrance: Fair
Needle Softness: Excellent​
Meyers Spruce is a relatively recent addition to the United States. They have bluish-green, silvery needles just like the Blue Spruce and typically grow to around 50 feet tall.
Needle Retention: Fair
Fragrance: Good
​Needle Softness: Good

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Blue spruce is finding increasing popularity as a Christmas tree as a result of its symmetrical form and attractive blue foliage. The species has an excellent natural shape and requires little shearing.  It is best to setup your Blue Spruce as a cut Christmas tree later in the Season (preferably after Dec. 1st).
Needle Retention: Fair
Fragrance: Fair
Needle Softness: Fair​
Why Fresh is Best!
More people than ever are concerned with how things affect the environment. Although this concern often gets lost in the hustle and bustle of the holidays, families can easily make one choice that will help them do their part to better the environment. That choice is to use a fresh, natural Real Christmas Tree as the centerpiece of their holiday celebration. "Unlike artificial trees, Real Christmas Trees are renewable and recyclable, " says Mel Koelling, Forestry Professor Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan. "However, many people still perceive cutting trees down as bad for the environment and that is not the case. Real Christmas Trees no longer come from the forest. They are grown on farms throughout North America." Today, nearly all Christmas Trees, 98%, are grown on farms, according to the National Christmas Tree Association (NCTA)".
Once they are discarded after the holidays, there are many uses for recycled Real Christmas Trees. However, artificial trees-most of which are manufactured overseas from petroleum and plastics - cannot be recycled and provide no benefits to the environment. So as you celebrate the season of Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men; provide some peace TO the Earth and goodwill toward the environment. Make the environmentally-friendly choice in Christmas Trees - a fresh, Illinois grown Christmas Tree.
**This information courtesy of the National Christmas Tree Association.
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