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Christmas Trees in Boulder, CO
Christmas Trees in Boulder, Colorado
Opening Friday, November 27
Cottonwood Farms sells Christmas trees, too! These are real christmas trees, intentionally grown for your enjoyment, and responsibly harvested.
Cottonwood Farms is located at 75th and Arapahoe in Boulder, CO. We are just a few minutes' drive from Boulder, Lafayette, Louisville, Superior, and Erie.
We have several varieties of fresh Christmas trees, including Fraser fir, Noble Fir, Balsam Fir, Canaan Fir, and Douglas Fir, in all sizes. We also sell garland and several sizes of wreaths.
We have local cut trees
We now have trees from forest thinning projects also
About Our Trees:
- Our trees are pre-cut
- Our trees are as fresh as any around and we keep them protected from sun and other exposure until we put them out for display
- Our prices are competitive with any lots selling quality trees. 6ft to 7ft trees run in price from $48 to $70 depending on species.
- We have full range of sizes in the species we handle.
Hours:
10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sunday through Thursday
10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday
Phone: 720-890-4766
Real Christmas Trees
Our Christmas trees are intentionally grown for your enjoyment. During their growing years, these trees cleansed the air, provided you with oxygen, protected your water supply, made a home for wildlife, and beautified some previously barren land. For each Christmas tree harvested, two or three are replanted to continue this cycle.
Read more about Christmas trees on the National Christmas Tree Association website.
Caring for Your Tree
For maximum beauty and safety, mount your tree in a water-holding stand and add plenty of water every day. A fresh, well-watered tree is less likely to burn. Place the tree away from heat outlets, and inspect your lights for damaged cords and sockets. Please also remember to turn off your Christmas tree lights when you leave the house.
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