BEAVERTON OREGON
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Holiday Ucut Christmas Tree Farm —- close in to Portland-Hillsboro-Tigard
Holiday Ucut Tree Farm is located on SW 209th Ave close-in to Beaverton, Portland, Hillsboro, Tigard - PDX metro
*** OPENING our pesticide-free farm fields starting Thanksgiving weekend *
CONVENIENTLY LOCATED
Our farm is just outside Portland in-between Beaverton and Hillsboro in Washington County halfway between Tualatin Valley Hwy (Hwy 8) and Farmington Rd (Hwy 10) on SW 209th Ave.
Beaverton Holiday U-Cut Christmas Tree Farm
5365 SW 209th Avenue
Beaverton, Oregon 97078
Cash and Cards Accepted🎄🎄🎄 🎄🎄🎄
6 acres of Pesticide-Free Douglas Fir and Nordman Trees
The Beaverton Holiday U-Cut Tree Farm is family owned and operated since 1978. Pesticide-free field with beautiful hand-sheared Douglas Fir and Nordman Trees
Close in Beaverton location.
Easy access from Hillsboro and Portland Metro Area
Sharp saws, tree shaking and tying twine provided!
All of our trees are uncut so you get the opportunity to choose your very own tree and cut right there on our farm.
Christmas Trees Help Improve Our Environment
Each ACRE of Christmas Trees provides the DAILY oxygen requirements of 18 people, converting CO2 to Oxygen.
For each Christmas Tree that is cut, we replant a new tree each year. The lightest environmental impact provides for families cutting trees from a local tree farm that focuses on safe and conscientious practices.
93% of real trees are recycled into mulch and used in landscaping and gardening or chipped and used for playground material, hiking trails, paths and walkways. They can be used for beachfront erosion prevention, lake and river shoreline stabilization and fish and wildlife habitat.
Artificial Trees are manufactured with PVC, a non-biodegradable, petroleum-derived plastic. These put toxins into the air during production and are non-biodegradeable and non-recycleable, meaning they will end up in a landfill after their lifecylce is finished.
A single farmed tree absorbs more than 1 ton of CO2 throughout its lifetime.
