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High-Elevation Noble Fir Trees & Flocking: Christmas 2021

November & December

Read about the 2021 high-elevation noble fir program near Crater Lake and the farm’s historical white and colored tree-flocking options.

Christmas trees wild high elevation
Christmas trees wild high elevation. Representative photography; harvest colors and forms vary. View original on Flickr ↗

Naturally grown mountain trees

The source described noble fir trees from south-central Oregon near Crater Lake, harvested with permits as part of forest thinning. It contrasted their natural upright form with a regularly groomed retail tree. Unsupported promises about year-long needle retention have not been carried forward.

White and colored flocking

The 2021 feature described light, medium and heavy flocking, with white, blue, purple, pink, red and green options. Colored flock received a light glitter dusting, and the process included a climate-controlled twenty-four-hour cure. These are historical production details to reconfirm for a new request.

An expired local sales announcement

The November28 and December4–5 opening dates, pickup arrangements and price tables belonged to the 2021 season. Use the current Christmas collection or contact sales for present tree sizes, finishes and shipping; this archive does not announce a current local opening.

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About this archived newsletter

Original article title: High Elevation Noble Fir Christmas Trees now available by Oregon Coastal Flowers..

Web archive created November 28, 2021. This can differ from the original email date because newsletters were converted to webpages in the off-season.

An exact email send date could not be verified. The seasonal label reflects the source material.