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Collection: Newspapers > Nevada County Nugget

December 18, 1976 (12 pages)

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NN a A Picking t perfect t A tree is a tree is a tree? “If you've seen one tree you've seen them all.” It’s that time of year again folks, time to purchase the family Christmas tree and © believe me there is more than one variety of tree for you to pick from. First comes the choice of whether to have a live tree, a cut one or even an artificial one. For those who desire a cut tree you must decide between a lot or a cut-it-yourself farm. There are a number of each in western Nevada County. Artificial trees may be purchased at local department stores and once again come in a variety of styles. % Wholesale prices for live trees are about five per cent higher than a year ago, nationwide, according to John Kock, a. Birdsboro, Pa., grower and President of the National Christmas Tree Association. ; Kock said growers will sell about 25 million live trees this its about the same as they for the past four or fiveyears. The most popular and the Douglas fir, followed by the balsam fir. What Kock calls the “Cadillac trees’’ — the Douglas firs — sell for $8 to $9 at the wholesale level. Retail prices will be $18 to $20 and up, he said. What should you look for when buying a tree? ‘Beauty is in beholder,” . expert looks symetrical shap the top. To ch ness, try bend If they are rubt break, the tree Koch said “musts” for the wants to keep fresh. First, me the bottom of the retailer-do it enables the tr _ water, Second, give the tree pl and never let 1 dry. Scotch pines g least, but Ko varieties of trees their needles we them watered. You don’t about shedding artificial tree. I other things consideration: assembly, reser real tree and st Sale of. artific to exce this The trees run anywhe to $99.99. “Shop at ho seemed more than with Christ random samplin Sacramento, and Roseville four prices c higher and trees inferior to those Valley Nevada ( Photos by John Hart