Keep it green

When you get your tree home, cut another 1 inch off the bottom of the trunk and put it into a bucket of water.

Use a tree stand that holds a good amount of water. A 6- to 8-foot tree will drink 1 to 2 gallons of water a day.

Just like a bouquet of flowers, your tree will only survive if it has plenty of water. Water is all you need to keep your tree fresh -- you don't need to add sugar, vodka, ketchup, 7-Up, bleach or anything else.

Place your tree away from heat registers, space heaters, fireplaces, wood stoves, televisions and or other heat sources.

Don't use frayed or broken lights. Unplug lights when you are out of the room, asleep or away.

When the holidays are over, put your Christmas tree in the yard for the birds to live in until spring or participate in your community Christmas tree recycling program.

Savor the memories of the fun you had harvesting and the beauty and aroma of your fresh-cut tree, until its time to do it again next year.

 

How to find us

From Alton: Follow Route 11 east toward Rochester. You will see a blue highway sign saying "Sundance Farm Christmas Trees." Take a right onto Ridge Road in Farmington (not Ridge Road in New Durham) across from Trotting Park and just before Cameron's Garden Center. Go 3/10 mile and turn left onto Hornetown Road. Continue uphill exactly 2 miles. Take a sharp left onto a gravel driveway before the big field at the Sundance Farm sign.

From the south: Take Route 495 or 128 north to Route 95 to Portsmouth. Bear left before the Portsmouth traffic circle. Sign will say "Spaulding Tpk., Rt. 4, Rt. 16" Continue on Spaulding Tpk. to Exit 15. Take Exit 15 for Rte. 11 West toward Lake Winnipesaukee.

Stay on Route 11 for 6.3 miles. You will see a state liquor store and a Rite-Aid Pharmacy on your right and soon Cameron's Garden Center on your left. You will also see a blue highway sign saying "Sundance Farm Christmas Trees."

Take the first left after Cameron's onto Ridge Road. go 3/10 mile and turn left onto Hornetown Road. Continue uphill exactly 2 miles. Take a sharp left onto a gravel driveway before the big field at the Sundance Farm sign.


Click map for a version you can print and carry with you

Sundance photo album

Many of our customers tell us that they love our trees.
We often hear "This is our very best tree ever!"

This is the tree wrapper.

We have 1,000s of trees for you to pick from ... and each one is perfect.

 

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