Megargell Farms

2008

Size	Douglas Fir	Fraser Fir	Blue Spruce
3 ft (table top size)	$15	N/A	N/A
4 ft	$20	$20	$20
5 ft	$25	$25	$25
6 ft	$30	$30	$30
7 ft	$35	$35	$35
8 ft	$40	$40	$40
9 ft	$45 Limited	N/A	N/A
10 ft	$50 Limited	N/A	N/A
11 ft	$55	N/A	N/A
12 ft and over	$60	N/A	N/A
Stand-Strait stand	$30

Trees are priced by the 1/2 foot. Prices include tax.

Call or email now for competitve wholesale prices!

Our tree services include:

Free cutting
Free bailing
Free drilling
Free shaking

We also sell the amazing Stand-Strait tree stand. With the Stand-Strait stand your tree can be standing straight and ready for decorating in seconds. Simply slide the drilled hole in the tree trunk over the tapered peg in the stand.

The Stand-Strait stand has a 2-gallon water bowl and 4 steel silver-tone legs. It is designed for trees up to 10 feet tall and costs only $30. Why put up with all the hassles of other inferior stands when you can have a Stand-Strait stand?

Caring for a Tree After Purchase

Once a tree is purchased, keeping it fresh requires watering on a regular basis and avoiding high temperatures. If the tree is bought several days before it is to be decorated, it should be stored outside in a cool, shaded area. The base should be sawed on a diagonal about 1/4 inch above the original cut, and the base placed in a container of water. Sprinkling or misting the tree with water will also help retain freshness, but the tree should not be soaked. Note: Trees drilled for Stand-Strait stands should not be cut more than 1/4 inch.

Whether stored or not, before bringing the tree in the house, a square cut should be sawed on the base. The base of the tree should be kept in water throughout entire period that the tree is in use. The water level in the stand should be checked daily. Research has indicated that water additives are not needed and may even result in excessive drying.

The tree should be well supported and placed away from sources of heat. Tree lights should not be left on unless someone is at home, and should be turned off when the family goes to bed. Electrical cords should also be checked for any signs of damage or wear. Trees do not cause fires but will support combustion when dry. Dry trees should be removed before they create a fire hazard.