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Where is the farm located?
Heritage Valley Tree Farm is located west of
St. Louis in rural Washington, Missouri.
Click here for directions.

When are you open?

The FRIDAY after Thanksgiving and
WEEKENDS
until Christmas. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closing for the 2010 season on December 19th.


What kind of choose and cut Christmas trees do you sell and how much are they?

Canaan Fir
Size range: 6 to 7-1/2 feet tall
$6.00 - $8.00/foot
White Pine
Size range: 5 to 9 feet tall
$6.00/foot

How do I know if a Christmas tree is for sale?
All trees for sale are tagged with the height and price.

What forms of payment do you accept?
CASH and CHECK are accepted, no debit/credit cards.

Do you sell tree removal/disposal bags? If so, how much are they?
Yes, $1.00 each.

Are pets allowed?

Regrettably, please no pets.

Do you have a restroom?

A modern restroom is available for your convenience.

How do I care for my Christmas tree?
Caring for your real Christmas tree is easy! The most important thing to remember is WATER. Trees are very thirsty. They will drink between two pints to one gallon of water a day. Use a water-bearing stand with a minimum one-gallon water capacity. Check the stand daily, supplying fresh water as needed.

Ready to decorate today?

Before placing your tree in it’s stand, make a 1/4”- 1/2” fresh cut off the trunk base. This opens the tree stem so it can take up water. Immediately place your tree in the stand and fill with fresh water. Keep in mind, if you allow the water level to drop below the fresh cut, a new seal will form over the stem, unabling the tree to take up any more water.

Waiting to decorate?
Make a 1/4”- 1/2” fresh cut off the base of the trunk and immediately place in a bucket of water. Store your tree protected from the sun and wind. When ready to bring into your home, follow the instructions above, making sure to make another fresh cut.

Should I add aspirin, fertilizer or other things to the water to make the tree last longer?
No, research has shown that plain tap water is best.

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