Where To Get A Christmas Tree Around Cinnaminson

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Where To Get A Christmas Tree Around Cinnaminson You can deck the halls with a fresh tree from these farms and businesses in the Cinnaminson area.

You can deck the halls with a fresh tree from these farms and businesses in the Cinnaminson area. (Shutterstock)

CINNAMINSON, NJ — If you plan to put up a live Christmas tree this year, it’s a good idea to scope out what will be available from tree growers and suppliers around Cinnaminson.

Here are a few places to start:

Haines Farm & Garden : 196 Route 130 N, Cinnaminson.

Trev's Trees : 250 W Camden Ave., Moorestown; Barclay Farms Shopping Center (80 Barclay Shopping Ctr., Cherry Hill); Haddon Commons (400 W Cuthbert Blvd., Haddon Township); Gloucester Premium Outlets (100 Premium Outlets Dr., Blackwood).

Kenlin Tree Farm : Perkins Lane and Delanco Road, Edgewater Park.

Exley's Landscape Service, Inc. : 1535 Tanyard Rd., Sewell; 1512 Monroeville Rd., Monroeville.

Stimpson's Tree Farm : 245 Friendship Rd., Monroeville.

Last year, the median price for trees purchased directly from a grower was about $93, according to PickYourOwnChristmasTree.org . About 26 million live trees were sold last year, compared to 27.4 million in 2018.

A survey by the American Christmas Tree Association, an industry trade group, shows that of the 94 percent of Americans who plan to put up a Christmas tree this year, 23 percent will display a live tree.

Last year, live tree prices increased about 10 percent, largely due to inflation and drought, according to industry experts.

Years of extreme weather — drought conditions in some parts of the country and excess moisture in others — are expected to translate to slightly higher 2023 Christmas tree prices , according to a report from Country Folks Grower, a business-to-business publication serving fresh market and ornamental crops.

“A lot can happen in a half dozen years that can change the outlook for a Christmas tree crop from one season to the next,” the report said. “Farmers will be facing challenges in the 2023 Christmas tree season brought about by developments over the past several years.”

At any given moment, about 350 million Christmas trees are growing on tree farms across the country.

It typically takes a tree between six and eight years to grow to the desirable height for decorating. Large trees — those 7 feet and taller — may be in short supply because sales of smaller trees have been strong in recent years, the report said. Also, people may need to settle for a different species than they’re accustomed to buying.

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