Case Study: Helen & Ed's Tree Farm Merchandising

Tree Farm Merchandising

BACKSTORY: Helen & Ed’s Tree Farm is a 220 acre farm located in Dorrance Township, 5 miles west from Nuangola Exit (159) off I-81 and has been in business since 1957. They grow evergreens and deciduous plants for the cut and landscape market. Wholesale and retail buyers are welcome. Varieties of evergreens include Colorado Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, White Spruce, Serbian Spruce, White Pine, Hemlock, Canaan fir, Douglas, Fraser, Concolor and Balsam Fir. Deciduous varieties include large Pin oak, Snow Fountain (white)and Pink Weeping Cherries,Aristocrat pear, October Glory Maple, Red Sunset, Crimson King and Drumundii maple, Ginko, Heritage White Birch and Dogwood. 6yr bareroot evergreen transplants (spring). All material is machine tied and dug fresh when ordered. Plants are in burlap and wire baskets. Digging begins around the first of April, sooner if the ground is not frozen. Delivery is available. Christmas tree retail is November 15th until December 24th and you can choose & cut a tree or take a fresh cut one. Large parking area, Holiday Music, shaking, drilling for pin stands, baling machines, wreaths and more. SOURCE: Helen and Ed’s Tree Farm.

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