Holiday Tree Farms lies in Oregon and is labeled by many as the largest producer of Christmas trees in the world. The farm was founded in 1955 and harvests more than 1 million trees annually.

At the historic David Whitney Hotel in downtown Detroit, what is being labeled as the city's largest indoor tree will light up during the annual lighting ceremony this month at 5:30 p.m. Saturday ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Crown Center celebrated 'Christmas in July' Friday with the largest ever donation from the Mayor's ...

An 82-foot Christmas tree arrived in Fort Worth on Monday, Nov. 25, after a 1,200-mile journey. The 78th Annual Fort Worth Community Christmas Tree traveled 1,236 miles from Cadillac, Michigan, to ...

Holiday Tree Farms in Corvallis, Oregon, one of the largest Christmas tree farms in the world. It's been owned and operated by the Schudel family since 1955.

One of the largest Christmas trees in the United States is embarking on a cross-country tour. The 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree kicked off a three-week tour in October.

A crowd of 10,000 responded with a collective “oooh and ahhh.” About 20 years later, the "world's largest Christmas tree" moniker was replaced in an effort to highlight the overall celebration.

Buffalo Valley Produce Auction, near Mifflinburg, in Union County, auctions 60,000 Christmas trees, in what is billed as the world’s largest Christmas tree auction, November 18, 2022.

North Carolina, the second-largest Christmas tree producer in the U.S., faced significant losses when Hurricane Helene struck just before harvest.

Most farmers say about 5-10% of their Christmas tree inventory flooded after Helene dumped more than 20” of rain in a 2 week period in many of the tree farms. High winds also affected the shape ...

Lee Culpepper, 82, said she has always had a real Christmas tree — and always will. She picked out a nice 9-footer Wednesday at Tradition Trees in Chamblee. While it does take more time and ...

Another impressive Christmas tree lighting ceremony will take place on Friday. Campus Martius will unveil a 66-foot Michigan-grown Norway spruce fit with 25,000 lights in the annual celebration.