Christmas trees — and the farmers who grow them — are vanishing
Full-grown Christmas trees are difficult to source at a competitive price this season, in part because heat events and drought in the last few years have killed seedlings and adult trees in the Pacific Northwest. There are also fewer tree farmers, meaning those hunting for the perfect tree may have a hard time this year.
Full-grown Christmas trees are difficult to source at a competitive price this season, in part because heat events and drought in the last few years have killed seedlings and adult trees in the Pacific Northwest. There are also fewer tree farmers, meaning those hunting for the perfect tree may have a hard time this year.
