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Guide: Where to Buy a Christmas Tree in Redwood City

A list of tree lots around Redwood City, their hours of operation, and what they offer.

 

When does it really start feeling like Christmas? When you finally get that tree up at home!

Many local stores started selling Christmas trees right after Thanksgiving. Not far behind, RedwoodCity-Woodside Patch has updated our nifty guide for you to sort through and select the best location near you.

Is there a Christmas tree lot in Redwood City or Woodside that we missed putting on our list? Tell us in the comments so we can add it!

 

Honey Bear Trees, 955 Woodside Road, Redwood City

Honey Bear Trees offers a variety of pre-cut Christmas trees including Noble Firs, Fraser Firs, Grand Firs and Douglas Firs. Open daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. until Dec. 24. Even better, a free bottle of honey is given with any Christmas tree purchase, AND Honey Bear Trees give 15 percent of its profits to local schools! Coupons are sometimes available on its website, http://honeybeartrees.com . Call 650-364-3507.

Aaron Boyle, the general manager, said Noble Fir is the best seller.  "It's about 85 percent of our sales," he said.

"We're a full-service Christmas tree lot. We are the tall-tree specialist on the Peninsula," Boyle said. 

 

Wegman's Nursery, 492 Woodside Road, Redwood City

The Nursery carries fresh-cut trees from the Pacific Northwest. Open daily from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Call. 650-368-5908

 

ABC Tree Farms and Pick of the Patch Pumpkins, corner of Woodside and Bay, Redwood City

ABC Tree Farms provides a full range of Christmas trees from two feet tall to more than 12 feet tall. Open daily through Dec. 24 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. This year, sign up for their e-mail list on their website (linked above) and get a $5-off coupon!

 

St. Pius School Men's Club, 1100 Woodside Road, Redwood City

Open every day! Buy your holiday tree and support this local school at the same time.

 

Redwood City Nursery, 2760 El Camino Real, Redwood City

The Nursery sells a variety of living trees. The store is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Monday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, and is closed on Tuesday and Wednesdays. Call 650-368-0357.

 

Balsam Hill, an online store based in Redwood City

Thinking you'd rather invest your money in an artificial tree that will stand the test of time (as well as pets and children)? Redwood City-based company Balsam Hill specializes in high-quality artificial trees, as well as wreaths, garland and other decor. Balsam Hill's trees are in such high demand, the company was recently named one of the fastest-growing companies in the Bay Area. Browse their product list by clicking on the link above. Call 1-888-552-2572.

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S. Chowla October 4, 2012 at 05:20 pm
Laurel, your article hit home with me, also. I often tell people how happy I am to live in RedwoodRead More City. Your post describes some of the reasons why very well. Our town is a real community. As you described so well, there is a wonderful ease of connecting with people here and a sense that we can all be who we are and be welcome here. That is very special. Also, I feel that the wide variety of Redwood City's activities (like the Salsa Festival, but also all the remarkable diversity of events that happen all the time in Courthouse Square, cool events at the libraries, the Farmer's Markets, etc.) make this a vibrant, fun place to live. There are always interesting things to do here, most of which are either free or are very affordable. I feel like RWC's elected and appointed officials and other employees who provide key services for the citizens here (teachers, police, firefighters, librarians, Parks and Recreation Dept. employees, utilities employees, etc.) really care about its residents. Not only are there constantly fun things to do that are free or affordable, there are also many classes and education opportunities to support our needs in so many ways (looking for a job, preparing for an earthquake, etc.). It feels like a well-run city. I have only lived here a few years, but I am quite happy here and am very glad to be a resident of Redwood City. Thanks for writing this article!
Lorianna Kastrop October 2, 2012 at 08:08 pm
Great article Laurel. Nice to hear a young person so open to new activities and new people. HowRead More about trying the PortFest this Saturday at the Port of Redwood City? If you want a ride, take the free shuttle from the Caltrain station--and bring your high school friends! More details at www.rwcportfest.org.
Corinne Kason October 2, 2012 at 07:01 pm
Oh Laura..I so do enjoy all your posts but this one hit home. I too went to Sequoia and left homeRead More in my early 20's to begin my career. I lived in Manhattan and found it difficult to find the funds to fly home for visits for many years, but i would when I could, and when I moved to Los Angeles it was easier to get home for a visit but I never ever thought I'd live here again. In 1999 my parents passed and the old house sat vacant for a couple of years and then I had a brilliant idea....why not move home! I sold my house in LA and moved back to RWC in 2003 and I've NEVER BEEN HAPPIER! One day you too may wonder away - for your career or perhaps your husbands career, but just know...Redwood City is always here to welcome you back. Thomas Wolfe said "you can't go home again" - but you can!
Merrily May 20, 2013 at 09:54 pm
That is a really good question, Bret! It has been a MIGHTY long time since we had a raise includingRead More even a cost of living increase!
Vanessa Castañeda (Editor) May 20, 2013 at 05:19 pm
Good question, Bret.
Vanessa Castañeda (Editor) May 16, 2013 at 11:35 am
Pamela, are you following a conversation that's taking place on Patch?
Bret Baird May 18, 2013 at 09:05 am
Thank you for posting this. As a teacher who represents 500 teachers, we routinely pay out of ourRead More own pockets to support our students.