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Real vs. Fake: Why a Real, Local Christmas Tree Is the More Sustainable Choice
Real vs fake Christmas tree? Barb Bacon explains why a real, locally grown tree from Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm is the more sustainable pick.

Barbara Bacon
5 days ago2 min read


When's the Best Time to Cut & Buy Your Christmas Tree in Washington?
Wondering when to cut your Christmas tree in Washington? Barb Bacon shares the best timing for a fresh tree that lasts through New Year's.

Barbara Bacon
5 days ago2 min read


How to Keep Your Fresh Christmas Wreath and Garland Looking Great All Season
Barb Bacon, Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm Quick answer: Keep fresh wreaths and garland outdoors or somewhere cool, out of direct sun and away from heat vents, and mist them with water every few days. Cared for this way, they'll typically stay full and fragrant for four to six weeks. A fresh wreath is a different animal than a fresh tree, no water stand involved, but it still needs a little attention to look its best from Thanksgiving through New Year's. How to Keep Your Wreath

Barbara Bacon
5 days ago2 min read


Christmas Tree Types: Noble, Douglas, Fraser, Grand, Nordmann and Spruce Compared
Barb Bacon, Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm Every year we get some version of the same question at Santa's Workshop: "Which type of Christmas tree is a good one?" Honestly, there isn't a wrong answer, it depends on what you're after. Here's how I'd walk you through it if you were standing in front of me at the counter. Types of Christmas Trees on Our Farm Noble Fir Noble is the one I point families toward when they've got a lot of ornaments, especially heavier, handmade, or break

Barbara Bacon
5 days ago3 min read


What's New in the Christmas Tree Industry
A Simple Look at 2025’s Christmas Tree Trends Introduction The holiday season is coming, and the Christmas tree industry is busy as ever. There are some important changes and trends this year that everyone—whether you grow, sell, or buy trees—should know about. Here’s a look at what’s happening with Christmas trees in 2025, from supply to new ideas and how people are choosing their trees. Supply and Availability This year, most growers say there are enough real and artificial

Barbara Bacon
Nov 1, 20252 min read


In the News: Western Ag Reporter
We’re thrilled to share that Bacon’s Christmas Tree Farm has been featured in the Western Ag Reporter ! This heartfelt article highlights...

Tracie Rickborn
Jan 9, 20251 min read


The History of Christmas Tree Farms
The history of Christmas tree farms is a relatively short one, but it is a fascinating story of innovation and sustainability. The first...

Barbara Bacon
Nov 1, 20232 min read


The Holiday Season is Getting Close!
With joyous anticipation, we extend our warmest greetings to you from picturesque Bacon’s Christmas Tree Farm! As the holiday season...

Barbara Bacon
Jul 7, 20232 min read


Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm: A Family Tradition
Bacon's Christmas Tree Farm is a family-owned and operated business that has been providing the Puget Sound region with fresh, beautiful...

Barbara Bacon
Jul 7, 20232 min read
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