Consider taking a measuring tape with you.

Many people plan for the height of the tree, but forget to measure for width.

It can get a bit muddy or wet when cutting the tree down, but don’t let this stop you from a wonderful family adventure.

Bring sturdy gloves and something to kneel on when sawing down your tree.

It’s always a good idea to wear boots, the ground around the trees can be wet with snow or rain.

Check the forecast so you can dress appropriately.

But before you come up to the Bluff to cut your Christmas tree, please consider a few things. There are eight Green Bluff farms that sell Christmas trees and each farm adds their own Christmas cheer. To help you pick which farm to get your tree from, I put together a quick rundown of each farm. After we haul all the Christmas boxes upstairs, we put in the movie How The Grinch Stole Christmas and start decorating. We can’t imagine not cutting our own Christmas tree, hauling it home and enjoying the wonderful pine fragrance. All of the Growers are our friends and each farm offers a different experience, so it has been fun to go visit all the farms throughout the years. One of our favorite family traditions has been cutting our Christmas tree at one of the many different farms here at Green Bluff.

Happy sunday christmas tree