The best Christmas trees in BC!
From all of us at Pine Meadows Christmas Tree Farm, we would like to thank you for trusting us with growing your Christmas tree. We appreciate all the new customers who visited our farm in 2012 and all our returning
Yes. Christmas trees are intentionally grown for your enjoyment and are a renewable resource. Tree farms help control soil erosion and provide year-round homes for wildlife. Real Christmas trees absorb carbon dioxide and other gases, emitting fresh oxygen into the
As you head out over our 14 acres of hand sheared Fir, Pine and Spruce trees to choose from, bring one of our durable wagons with you. It will make the walk back to the barn much easier – plus
If you would rather not cut your own tree from the fields, we have Pre-cut trees in our barn. We hang them from the barn roof by chains so you can easily twirl them around to see every side. Stay
Cut trees are thirsty and can drink up to four litres of water per day. Check the water level daily and supply fresh water as needed. We recommend having a tree stand which holds at least one gallon (approx. four
Immediately place your tree in water when you get home and keep the tree out of the sun and sheltered from the wind. When you’re ready to set up your tree, refresh the cut tree and place it in a
We supply the handsaws (to cut your tree) and wagons (to easily cart your tree from the field or barn) to your vehicle. We recommend you wear outdoor shoes or boots, a warm jacket and a hat (weather dependent). If
It was wonderful to see so many familiar faces and new ones this weekend at the farm. Finding the perfect tree is a family event and one that just naturally brings a smile to everyone’s face. We couldn’t have asked
Come pick out your live Christmas tree from the farm today starting at 9 am. We’re open for the 2012 season every day from 9 am – 6 pm from Nov 24 – Dec 23 and open till noon on Dec 24.
Christmas is one of those events which many of us remember well into adulthood. You may forget what you found in your stocking or under the tree, but you tend to remember the tree. Starting November 24, you can cut your own