SPECIALTY ITEMS
CARING FOR YOUR TREEFRESH CUT TREES & ALLERGIES
MAP & DIRECTIONSSnow-Crest invites you to create traditional Christmas memories to last a lifetime! For decades individual's young and old have treasured the experience of bringing their families to Snow-Crest to enjoy the holiday tradition of hunting
for and cutting down their very own farm fresh Christmas tree. Groups large and small walk or drive our 50 acre field of farm fresh trees while families play, have snowball fights, and enjoy the various activities of the season. At Snow-Crest, all you need is a little adventurous spirit, and we will provide the hand held saw.
Snow-Crest also offers various promotional weekends throughout the Christmas season when customers can enjoy additional holiday delights such as horse drawn sleigh rides, fresh hot cider & refreshments, and customer appreciation
giveaways. Check our holiday calendar as it nears the Christmas season to plan your visit around these and other activities.
Remember, don't settle for less than a Snow-Crest!
Snow-Crest offers a beautiful selection of fresh evergreen candy canes, crosses, door arches, swags, Balsam Fir centerpieces, Fraser Fir wreaths, Balsam Fir, White Pine, Red Pine, and Concolor boughs, and fresh garland for your home or office. Offered in a wide range of sizes,
they are sure to brighten any space for the Christmas
season.
Each year many people inquire as to which fresh Christmas Trees are the least likely to irritate individual's allergies. While it is possible to have an allergy to the sap of certain species of tree and the pollens trees produce while growing, farm grown fresh Christmas trees brought indoors for the holiday season are rarely the culprit of an allergic reaction.
Sources such as the National Institute of Environmental Health Science (NIEHS) and the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology (AAAAI) confirm that of the 50,000 different kinds of trees, less than 100 have been shown to cause allergies and are typically specific to one type of tree and pollens from pine trees are not a known allergy.
Being outdoors for years in a field fresh Christmas trees can collect pollens, dust, mold or other allergens from its surrounding environment. Whether you use a fresh cut Christmas tree from a farm or an artificial tree which has been stored, if you have sensitivities to dust, molds, etc., the AAAAI recommends you spray your tree down in the yard with a hose and let it dry completely before bringing it indoors.
