What Is the NC Christmas Trees Association Website?

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ncchristmastrees.com is the official website of the North Carolina Christmas Trees Association. It serves as a directory and information hub connecting North Carolina tree farms and growers with people looking to buy Christmas trees, and it also offers membership, events, and educational resources. It is most useful if you are searching for a farm to visit, want to buy wholesale or mail-order trees, or are a grower interested in joining the association.

What the Site Offers

The homepage organizes its main functions into a few clear entry points:

  • Tree Search — A search tool for finding farms by type, including Choose and Cut, Wholesale, Retail, and Mail Order. This is the starting point for anyone planning to buy a tree.
  • Become a Member — Information for growers and businesses interested in joining the association.
  • Events — A calendar keeping visitors up to date on association farms, trees, and events.
  • Video Gallery — Photos and videos of families choosing trees, decorated trees, and more.
  • Education — Background on North Carolina Christmas trees and the farmers who grow them.

Who It's For

Visitor type Most relevant section
Families wanting to cut their own tree Tree Search (Choose and Cut)
Retailers or resellers Tree Search (Wholesale / Retail)
Shoppers who can't visit in person Tree Search (Mail Order)
Growers seeking association membership Become a member
Anyone curious about NC tree farming Education, Video Gallery

A Note on Prominence

The site highlights North Carolina growing regions and growers. For example, the homepage notes that a tree from Ashe County growers Rusty & Beau Estes will be featured in the White House Blue Room — the third time for the Estes family. Details like this signal that the site doubles as a showcase for the state's growers, not just a lookup tool.

Practical Tips

  • Start with Tree Search and pick the category that matches how you plan to buy; the four types lead to different kinds of farms and sellers.
  • Check Events before planning a visit, since farms and association activities are listed there.
  • If you are a grower, use Become a member to learn about joining rather than searching for a contact form elsewhere.

The site does not publish pricing for trees or membership on the pages reviewed, so confirm costs directly with individual farms or the association.