By Lindsay Campbell
December 6, 2020
Source: Modern Farmer
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Start a new tradition by growing your own tree. by Arina P Habich
Those who celebrate Christmas know that the holiday wouldn’t be complete without a tall, wiry coniferous tree, draped in lights and decorations. Despite the convenience of owning an artificial tree, many Americans still appreciate the authenticity of having a real one in their homes. Last year Americans bought 26.2 million real trees, according to the National Christmas Tree Association.
There’s no denying that an annual trip out to the farm to pick the perfect tree makes for a memorable family outing, especially during a pandemic. But if you’re up for a challenge and have some patience, you could start a new tradition by growing your own.
It’s important to know that reaching the size of a full grown Christmas tree from a seed or seedling takes anywhere from four to 10 years, so this will be a long-term project. If you’re still interested, here’s our guide to growing your own tree for a future holiday.
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