Choose and Cut Christmas Tree Growers

  • GilmourGilmour Tree Farm
    Regina, SK
    306-539-2364

 

 

  • ravenridgeThumbTraykym Trees
    Radville, SK 306-869-3202
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  • SwitzerSwitzer's Home-grown Family Farm
    Yorkton, Sk 306-621-9133
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  • wainwrightthumbWainwright Family
    Choose-and-Cut Christmas Trees
    Borden, SK, 306-997-2165

 

Wholesale Christmas Tree Growers

 

  • McKayThumbMcKay Tree Farm  
    North Battleford, SK  306-445-7339
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Member Retail Tree Lots

  • Saskatoon:
    • Lawson Heights Mall
    • Market Mall
  • North Battleford:
    • North Batteford Co-op
  • Regina,
    • Victoria Square Mall

 

The most common Christmas trees grown on the prairie are Balsam Fir, Scots Pine and White (black hills) Spruce.  

Click here for more information: Tree Types - PDF

 

A well cared-for Christmas tree can stay fresh and healthy for several weeks.

  • If storing the tree before set up, keep it in a protected, shady, cool area.
  • Loosen and bang out old brown needles.
  • When setting up the tree, cut the trunk at least 1/2 inch above the original cut.
  • Use a sturdy stand with a large water reservoir.  When the tree is secure in the stand (before adding water) test the balance by tipping the tree and stand each way.  If it tips easily one way, readjust the tree in the stand.  Balance is more important than straightness.
  • Start with warm water.  Do not add anything to the water.  At first, the tree should drink one to four litres a day, so check it daily.  NEVER let the tree run out of water or the butt end will seal over and the tree will go dry.
  • Keep the tree away from heat sources.*