A Christmas tree permit allows you to cut down a tree from a participating forest for just the price of the permit. The U.S. Forest Service sells Christmas tree permits online, with prices ranging ...

You Can Cut Down Your Own Christmas Tree at Some National Forests, Griswold Family-Style for Just $10 “If you’re tight on a budget, come out here and get your Christmas tree,” said one Ocala ...

Permits for cutting your own Christmas tree range on average from $5 to $10 (Getty Images/iStockphoto) Permits can be purchased on Recreation.gov for the specific national forest you intend to visit.

Cutting down and carrying out your own holiday tree helps contribute to good overall forest health, per Recreation.gov. Through its permit program, you’ll be helping to thin densely populated ...

Cutting down a tree, hauling it home, decorating it and finding that, days later, it is dried up and dead can be quite frustrating. Here’s how to help reduce the chances of that happening.

This post was updated on December 5, 2024. Looking to cut down your own Christmas tree? These area farms offer firs, spruces, and more. Don’t forget blankets or towels for the top of the car, bungee ...

The care of all cut Christmas trees is generally the same regardless of the species. Ideally, store your tree in a bucket of water in a cool, 40 to 50-degree, wind and sun-free area, such as an ...

In order to cut down your own Christmas tree, you need to purchase a permit here. To complete the online transaction, visitors will need to create, or log in, to an account .

Cutting your own Christmas tree isn't just an adventure, it benefits the forest. “It actually helps within the forest because we get a lot of overgrowth. So when you cut some, it's actually ...

Many Christmas tree farms open after Thanksgiving on Black Friday, Nov. 29. Here is where you can cut down or buy a pre-cut Christmas tree around the Capital Region and the Hudson Valley.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — You can cut down your own Christmas tree for free at the beautiful Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area along the Kentucky-Tennessee state line. From Nov. 29 ...

Cut your own Christmas tree from Michigan’s national forests; permits available for $5. ... Permits to cut down your own holiday conifer are $5 each plus a $2.50 processing fee.