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Spruce Goose Christmas Tree Farm, Chesterfield  
609-298-2498...194 Bordentown-Georgetown Rd.(Rte. 545 S)...NJ Tpk. Exit 7 or  I-295N Exit 57A, take Rte. 206 N. or Rte. 130 N towards Bordentown, 1st right  onto Rte. 545 S. Proceed 4 mi. Farm on right. Or from intersection of Rtes. 537  & 545, take Rte. 545 N 3.5 mi. Farm on left. From McGuire AFB, take Rte. 680  W.
Species...1,000 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, White Pine,  Douglas-fir, Canaan Fir, Serbian Spruce, all Fraser Fir are pre-cut.  
Open...9-5 (daily), Nov. 24 - Dec. 24
A fresh-cut Christmas tree not only will bring warmth, beauty and the rich scents of the season to your home, but also will last throughout the holidays if given proper care.
Listing of New   Jersey Christmas tree farms
Cherryville Farms
14 Joe Ent Road ,  Flemington, NJ 08822 , 908-806-4580
Hours: Open 9:00 AM until dark, Saturdays  & Sundays - starting Saturday after Thanksgiving.
Directions: Located  one mile east of Quakertown on Route 616 ( Quakertown Road) Franklin Township,  Hunterdon County.
Species: Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, Douglas Fir, Blue  Spruce & Norway Spruce
Features: Tagging, saws & treewheelers  available. Wreaths, Crafts & Refreshments Cut your own, or they'll cut it  for you. -----Tagging, saws & treewheelers available
Wreaths, Crafts  & Refreshments.
Alger Tree Farm, Califon
908-832-2298... 7  Beacon Light Rd...From Rte. 78 exit 24 (Oldwick) 7 mi. N or Rte. 517. Turn left  on Beacon Light Rd. to first house on left.
Species...400 trees;  Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir
Open...8:30-5  (Sat & Sun), Dec. 2 - 24
When choosing a tree, select one that best suits your needs. Determine where will it be located in the home, and what type of ornaments you have - are they heavy or light? These considerations will help you select the species, the height, shape and density. Amongst the variety of species of Christmas trees grown in New Jersey, the best choices for needle retention are all the pines; Austrian, Scotch, White and Mexican Border. The Douglas-fir, Concolor, and Fraser Fir are also excellent. The Colorado Blue Spruce is very good, and the Norway and White Spruces are fair.
If you have selected a balled & burlapped (dug) Christmas tree, several days prior to being brought indoors, it needs to be placed in an unheated, protected enclosure (utility building, garage, carport, basement) or on the northeast side of the house. This conditioning process adjusts the tree to the effects of rapid temperature and humidity changes that occur indoors. Before bringing the tree indoors, place it in a washtub or similar waterproof container. To help stabilize it, sand or gravel may be filled in around the root ball. Keep root ball moist; approximately a pint to a quart of water, daily, will sustain a 5 to 6 ft. tree. Ideally, it's best to keep a dug tree in a 65 to 68 degree indoor environment and for no longer than seven days.
A fresh cut tree, brought home in advance of bringing it indoors for decorating, should be placed in a container of water, in a cool shaded area, sheltered from the wind. If kept outside, make sure the water supply does not freeze. Before bringing it indoors, cut off an inch from the butt end. This fresh cut will enable the tree to soak up water. Put the tree in a stand, which can hold one to two gallons of water. Since fresh cut trees absorb a pint to a quart of water each day, check water level at least once daily and always keep water level above the cut end. Always keep the butt of the tree in water. If it has been out of water for more than a few hours, the sap will seal the cut trunk and it will no longer absorb water. Keeping a tree stand filled with water will prevent needle drop and prolong the tree's freshness and color.
It is difficult to gauge the height of trees in the field. Check with the Christmas tree farm, they usually have measuring sticks available. Even though you cannot cut your tree exactly even with the ground and you will need to cut an additional bit off the bottom of your tree when you get home, your stand will add about four inches and your top piece another four inches to the final height of your tree. Therefore, it is recommended that you choose a tree that is somewhat shorter than the height of your ceiling.
Giamarese Farms, East Brunswick  
732-821-9494... 155 Fresh Pond Rd...From the New Brunswick Area -  take Rte. 1 S to 2nd Milltown exit, which will be Main St. Exit will loop over  Rte. 1. Once on Main St., Milltown, count 3 traffic lights from Rte. 1. Make  right onto Khulthau Ave, which is 3rd light. Go ¼ mi to split in road. Bear rt.  onto Fresh Pond Rd. Go about 2 mi. Farm on right on top of hill at #155. Large  sign in front.
Species...300 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,  White Spruce, Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan  Fir
Open...10-5:00 (Tue - Sun), Nov. 24 - Dec. 24 (closed Mondays
Meadowview Farm, Farmingdale
732-938-7181...  60 Birdsall Rd...½ mi. south of Farmingdale on Rte. 524. Left on Birdsall Road.  First farm on left.
Species...200 trees; Norway Spruce, White Pine,  Douglas-fir
Open...9-4:00 (Sat & Sun), Nov. 25 - Dec. 24
A Christmas tree is biodegradable, it's branches may be removed and used as mulch in the garden. For proper Christmas tree disposal, check with your local municipality.
Flemington
Christmas trees are a renewable resource. They are grown as a crop; planted, sheared, and cultivated to be harvested for your enjoyment! Where each tree is cut, a new seedling will be planted. Christmas tree farms not only provide beautiful greenbelts throughout New Jersey, they also are environmentally sound. They consume huge amounts of carbon dioxide and reintroduce large quantities of oxygen into the atmosphere, thus cleansing the air that we breathe. One acre of Christmas trees produces the daily oxygen requirement for 18 people.
The care and planting of a balled & burlapped tree.
Farmingdale
After tree is dismantled, do not bring it directly outdoors. If possible, gradually introduce it to the colder temperature by first placing it in a sheltered area, for several days. The hole, where the tree is to be planted, should be dug to an approximate depth of 18 inches, prior to the ground freezing and the soil from within placed where it cannot freeze. Fill the hole with leaves and cover it with plastic. Do not remove the burlap and strapping, before planting. After tree has been positioned (top of root ball should be even with original soil grade), fill hole halfway - with saved soil, cut strapping, roll down burlap and complete filling hole. A plastic covered root ball is handled in the same manner, except that before planting, slits should be cut in the plastic's bottom half - this facilitates water drainage and root penetration. Water thoroughly and mulcbut to improve their supportive shoes.
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The selection of a live Christmas tree

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The Care of the live Christmas tree
Willard Christmas Tree Farms, Trenton  
609-587-1776... 300 Basin Rd...Rte. 1 to Bakers Basin Rd. (.5 mi.  South of I-295 overpass), 1 mi. to Basin Rd. on right. Farm 1 mi. on  left.
Species...1,000 trees; Blue Spruce, Douglas-fir, Fraser Fir,  Balsam Fir
Open...12-5 (Mon - Fri), 8-6 (Sat & Sun) Nov. 24 -  Dec. 23 Enjoy a Hay wagon ride as you select your tree from our fields and cut  it down yourself.  We have available pre-cut trees that have been freshly cut  from our fields.  Christmas Trees we have available are Scotch Pine, White Pine,  Douglas Fir, Norway, Colorado Blue and White Spruce.  Also available are fresh  dug balled and burlapped trees from our fields.  You can enjoy indoors during  the Holiday season and then plant outdoors to enjoy for a lifetime.  All farms  carry roping, wreaths and greens for all your Holiday Decorating  needs.
Wyckoff's Tree Farm, Belvidere  
908-475-4508...249 County Route 519...I-80, exit 12 to Rte 521S to 519S (10  miles from Rte 80), I-78, exit 17 to Rte 31N to Rte 46W to Rte 519S (mile marker  39).Species...600 trees; Douglas-fir
Open...8:30-4 (daily),  Nov. 24 - To be determined
Anne Ellen Christmas Tree Farm,iPhone 7 For Sale, Manalapan Twp.  
732-786-9277... 114 Daum Rd. Manalapan...Garden State Pkwy Exit 123,  Rte. 9 S. to Gordon Corner Rd. exit. Right on Tennent (5.4 mi.) to Daum Rd. NJ  Tpk Exit 8,Wholesale iPhone 7, Rte. 33 E (7.9 mi.) left on Woodward Rd. (.4 mi.). First left onto  Daum Rd.
Species...3,000 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, White  Pine, Douglas-fir, Fraser Fir. Open...9-8 (daily), Nov. 20 - Dec. 23
Holiday Tree Farm, Augusta  
973-948-7488... 44 Augusta Hill Rd...Route 80 West to Exit 34B. Rte.  15 North to intersection with Rte. 206 at Ross' Corner Skyland Park. Straight on  Rte. 206N to first left onto Augusta Hill Road. Farm is ½ mi. on  left.
Species...2,500 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,  Douglas-fir, Canaan Fir    Belvidere
Robbinsville
Edwards Christmas Tree Farm, Wrightstown  
609-758-7729... 338 Jacobstown-Cookstown Rd...From Mt. Holly, take  Rte. 537 E. to right at light at Jacobstown-Cookstown Rd. Farm is one mile on  right. From Freehold, take Rte. 537 W. to left at light at Jacobstown-Cookstown  Rd. Farm is one mile on right.
Species...200 trees; White Pine,  Douglas-fir, Scotch Pine
Open...9-4:30 (daily), Dec. 1 - Dec. 24
Visiting a Christmas tree farm and buying a live tree grown in New Jersey can be a memorable holiday experience for the entire family? The process can be any where from an hour to a good part of the day, depending on what you and your family wants to gain from the experience.
The choices for selecting a New Jersey grown live tree are many. You can choose to cut your own tree, or pick a live tree and have it cut for you, or buy a live tree already cut, or buy a living tree you can plant.
Blairstown
Cranbury

With a few simple steps, you can enjoy your tree throughout the holiday season!
Sussex
The tree will take a couple of hours to return to its natural shape once the netting is removed. Fill the stand with water. On the initial fill, warm or hot water is beneficial.
Cream Ridge
Hillsdale
Shale Hills Farm
98 Pond School Road, Sussex ,  973-875-4231
Directions:  At intersection of Rtes. 23 or 94 N.-take Rte. 23  N. - 1 1 2 mi. to Double S Diner on left - turn behind Diner on Pond School Rd.  - 1.2 mi. to farm - sign.
Species:  700 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,  Scotch Pine, Douglas-fir
Hours:  Open Weekends after Thanksgiving from 9:30  am until dark.
Demarest Farms
244 Werimus Road , Hillsdale  201-666-0472
Christmas trees, wreaths, all Christmas related items,  featuring Santa's Enchanted Woods as featured on Good Day New  York
Provided below is a listing of popular Christmas tree farms in New Jersey. While this listing is reasonably up to date as of this writing, last minute weather and business conditions at a tree farm may change and it is strongly recommended that you call the farm in advance to confirm their supply, their hours of operation, and whether they are continuing to allow choose-and-cut or just precut trees. Do not drive out there if you cannnot reach them by phone!
Manalapan
Whitehouse Station
Trenton
Glenview Farm, Blairstown
908-362-6904...2  Glenview Lane...I-80 Exit 12 N. - Rte. 521 - 4 mi. to Blairstown, left on Rte.  94 - 1 mi. to Mohican Rd.; From Newton - Rte. 94 S. 12 mi. to Mohican Rd. 4 mi.  - rt. on Gaisler Rd. - farm 1 mi.
Species...500 trees; Blue Spruce,  Norway Spruce, Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir  Open...9-5 (daily), Nov. 24 - Dec. 17
Chesterfield (near Bordentown)  
Augusta
Rosemont
McLaughlin Tree Farm, Robbinsville  
609-259-8122... 1312 Old York Road...Located on Rte. 539, 2.1 mi.  north of Route I-195 (Exit 8). Across from Herbert Road. 3.5 mi north of  Allentown and 4 mi. south of Hightstown. Easily accessible from Rtes. 195, 130  & NJ Turnpike via Exit 8.
Species...1,000 trees; Douglas-fir,  Canaan Fir, Scotch Pine
Open...8-5 (Sat & Sun & by appt.)  Nov. 25 - Dec. 24
Barclay's Tree Farm
35 Orchardside Drive,  Cranbury, NJ  08512
609-799-1855; Hours: Weekends 9am-5pm, Nov 27 - Dec  19
Directions: NJTpke Exit 8A, Rt 32 W to Rt 130, So on Rt 130 for 1.5 mi to  light at Dey Rd. Right on Dey Rd. 1.5 mi to 1st right - Orchardside Dr. From Rt  1 , East on Scudders Mill Rd 2 mi to left at 5th light onto Dey Rd. 2.3 mi to  left onto Orchardside Dr.
Choose & Harvest: Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir,  Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce
Features: One low price. Saws,  netting, rope and assistance provided free.

Disposal and recycling your Christmas tree.
The disposal and recycling of Christmas trees can be coordinated with your local Municipal Government, who usually offer recycling programs. The trees are chipped into mulch and made available free of charge to homeowners. These trees may also be placed in your yard, where birds can make use of them either as a winter shelter or as a feeding station, if food is hung from the branches.
Jolly Holly Christmas Tree Farm, Blairstown  
908-362-6327... 56 Maple Lane...Exit 12 on Rte. 80 W to Blairstown.  At traffic light, take Millbrook Rd up hill to Maple Lane. Left on Maple Lane.  Farm is on left.
Species...200 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce,  Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir
Open...12-4 (Sat & Sun), Nov. 25 -  Dec. 17
The Evergreen Farm, Lebanon
908-236-9550... 4  Bass Lane...Rte. 78 W to Exit 20A ( Lebanon). Turn right at first light onto  Rte. 22 W. Turn left (jughandle) at first light ( Round Valley). Go 3.3 mi. on  Rte. 629 to Bass Lane OR Rte. 31 N from Flemington to Molasses Hill Rd. Take to  end. Turn right onto Rte. 629 to Bass Lane.
Species...500 trees;  Blue Spruce, Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan  Fir
Open...10-5 (Fri, Sat, Sun), Nov. 18 - Dec. 17. Closed  Thanksgiving, but open for tagging by appt. Nov 1
Holly Bough Plantation, Whitehouse Station  
908-534-2622... 88 Cole Rd...I-78 or Rte. 22 to Rte. 523, two miles  south to Rte. 620 (Dreahook Rd.), ¼ mi. to Holland Brook Rd. - Turn right,  continue 1.5 mi. to split in road, turn right onto Cole  Rd.
Species...200 trees; Blue Spruce, Canaan Fir, Black Hills  Spruce
Open...9:30-5 (Sat & Sun), Nov. 24 - Dec. 23.
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Bullock Farms, Cream Ridge  
609-758-8726... 83 Emleys Hill Rd...From I-195, Exit 16, take Rte.  537 W past Great Adventure. Make 2nd right onto Emleys Hill Rd. Approx. 1 ½ mi.,  farm on right.
Species...250 trees; Norway Spruce, White Pine,  Douglas-fir
Open...9-5 (Wed - Sun), Nov. 24 - Dec. 23    East Brunswick
Select a location inside your home that is not too close to a fireplace, heat duct or radiator. Place tree in tree stand with plastic netting on. This makes it easier to move and straighten tree. Netting can be removed once the tree is set up.
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Wrightstown
Simonson  Farms
Dey Road and George Davison Road, Cranbury,  609-799-0140
Hours: M-F 12-7, Sat & Sun 9-6.
Directions: From NJ Tpk  to Exit 8A. Bear right out of the tolls toward Rte. 535. At traffic light, turn  left onto Rte. 535 S. Follow to third traffic light, and turn right onto Rte.  614 ( Dey Rd.) west. Straight on 614W 1.9 mi. to U-cut field or 3 miles to  retail lot.
Species: 3,000 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, White Spruce,  White Pine, Douglas-fir, Concolor Fir, Fraser Fir, Canaan Fir
They currently  have harvestable Douglas-fir, blue spruce, Norway spruce, white pine, Concolor  fir, and Canaan fir.  We have two farms where you can cut your own tree.  One is  located on George Davison road in Cranbury and the other on Dey Road in  Cranbury.  Trees in these fields are U-cut... that means you have the pleasure  of cutting down your own tree.  Saws are available if needed.  They supply twine  and trees can be wrapped for ease of transport.
Rosemont Tree Farm, Rosemont  
609-397-1809...Route 519...From Flemington - Rte. 12 W to Rte. 523  right onto Rte. 604 to Rte. 519. Turn right onto Rte. 519. Farm 300 yards. From  Trenton - Rte. 29N thru Lambertville and Stockton. Right onto Rte. 519 1.5 mi.  to farm.
Species...1,000 trees; Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, White  Pine, Canaan Fir, Scotch Pine Open...9-4:30 (Thu - Sun), Nov. 24 - Dec.  23