It's never too early to think of Christmas trees, and local logging and retail stores are already lighting up their lights and preparing for the after-Thanksgiving rush.

Here are some of the most popular Christmas tree locations of Northwestern Florida, to make your tree search easier this year.

Bailey's Produce and Nursery: Bailey's has over 700 trees in stock, ranging in price from $ 29 to $ 299, with an average price of about $ 70. The trees are native to Oregon, North Carolina and Michigan and include noble fir, Fraser fir, Concolor fir, white pine and dwarf pine. The Bailey's is open seven days a week, from 7 am to 9 pm. You just choose and pay on the multiservice field, which cuts your tree and binds it to your vehicle. 4301 N. Davis Highway, Pensacola.

Home Depot: There are four Home Depots in Pensacola and one in Pace, and their price ranges are generally the same, with 6-foot trees ranging from $ 77 to $ 100 and 7-foot trees ranging from $ 99 to $ 250. .

Lowe & # 39; s: Lowe's bears live trees, but their price range varies slightly depending on the location. There are three Lowe stores in Pensacola, one in Pace and one in Gulf Breeze. 5 to 6-foot trees cost between $ 32 and $ 50, while 7 to 8-foot trees range from $ 50 to $ 100.

North Pensacola Optimist Club: If you want to invest 100% of your Christmas tree expenses in programs for young people from Escambia and Santa Rosa counties, head to the Optimist Club. The prizes will open at 10 am on Black Friday and will be open on weekends from 9am to 8pm. and on weekdays from 3 pm to 8 pm Sent from Boone, North Carolina, their trees cost between $ 45 and $ 90 and their height between 5 and 9 feet. Hitzman-Optimist Park, 3221 Langley Ave.

Pensacola Seeds and Garden: This company has been selling trees for 30 years and will assemble in mass, that is, the process of depositing small particles of fibers on a tree, giving the appearance of real snow. Their prices range from $ 35 to $ 250. Flocking costs extra. They have a wide range of sizes, from short trees of 3 feet to trees of 12 feet. They are open from 8h to 20h. Monday to Saturday and 9am to 5pm Sunday. There are two locations: 4915 Mobile Highway and 611 W. Nine Mile Road.

Walmart: Most Walmart hypermarkets in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties sell live Fraser fir at $ 28, $ 38 and $ 48. Call the Walmart store you plan to visit in advance for confirmation.

Whispering Pines – Christmas Tree Farms: Another tree to cut yourself, at Whispering Pines in Milton, they charge you by foot. Southern trees cost $ 4 per foot and northern trees $ 8 per foot. They have their own saws to allow you to cut and supply string for free. The farm has Virginia pines, Leyland cypresses and cedars. The farm is open from 10:00 to 17:00 from Friday to Sunday. 1603 Penton Road, Milton.

Christmas trees of the Fish River: It's a bit of a cruise for Northwestern Floridians looking to pick their trees in this 40-acre lot located in Summerdale, Alabama, but you may not find another place with so many options. They cut themselves trees of different sizes. Prices are $ 64 for 6.5 feet, $ 76 for 7.5 feet and $ 87 for 8.5 feet. Fish River supplies the saws, and they will help you shake, assemble and attach them to your vehicle. They also have 6-foot pre-cut firs that cost $ 59 and can be collected. Finally, there are trees growing in pots of their own nursery, ranging from small trees to seedlings to trees in 15-gallon pots. Fish River organizes camel and pony trekking weekends for $ 5 each, a bounce house for $ 2, a free Santa Claus meeting and train rides around the farm and live animals in their feeder. Fish River is open seven days a week from 8 am to 5 pm 13982 Woodhaven Dairy Road East, Summerdale.

Holland Farms: The famous Milton company does not sell Christmas trees this year.

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