See 2022 Wholesale Price List, Late Breaking News Show 2022 WHOLESALE CHRISTMAS GREENS FOR WREATHS, GARLANDS AND OTHER PRODUCTSWe have several species of greens for use in making wreaths, garlands, grave blankets, swags, decorative arrangements, etc. The most popular are Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir, Colorado Blue Spruce, and White Pine. We offer wholesale quantities in 50 pound bundles. We offer smaller bundles for retail customers. 
NOTESGreens, boughs and brush are synonymous terms for the purposes of this price list. Greens are cut from trees that are no longer viable as Christmas trees or are especially designated for greens. There is a variety of greens lengths harvested from a given tree. Bundles normally contain this random variety of lengths. Special orders for bundles containing only specified lengths will be priced higher accordingly. These wholesale greens prices are for orders of one half ton or more or smaller order of greens accompanying orders of 25 trees or more. Two 25 # bundles may be substituted for one 50 # bundle at additional cost. Greens are tied into bundles with string. By specific agreement, the buyer may pick up their order in 2 or more loads on separate days. They will pay the balance due of the total order upon the pick up of first load. It is highly recommended that the buyer visit the Christmas tree farm in late Summer or early Fall to view the trees from which the greens will be cut. There is such a variety of uses of boughs having different desirable characteristics that it is very useful to see exactly what the buyer needs. Greens can be used as cemetery decorations, outdoor public building decorations, garlands, swags, wreaths, kissing balls, etc. Each of these require different types, density, length, specie, etc. Our customers report that they make the most of a supply of greens by making several different kinds of decorations. Greens are typically cut in late October to mid-November. It is important to have multiple frosts to "set" the needles before the boughs are harvested from the tree. Some years that happens later in the season which compresses the time to complete the harvest. Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir are the most commonly purchased greens. Colorado Blue Spruce greens are typically used in professional Christmas arrangements where the blue color is very desirable. The Red, White, and Norway Spruce greens are often used in decorations where large areas are being covered and a variety of shades of green are desired for effect. White Pine is frequently used as a highlight in combination with other species. The Colorado Blue Spruce greens will be a mixture of bluish green to very blue. TERMSA down payment of 35% is required for orders received by October 10, 2022 and for orders received after October 10, 2020 the down payment is 50%. The balance is due and payable at pick up. Greens must be paid for in full before departure from our farm. Cash or bank cashier's check is the preferred payment method. Prices are subject to change without notice. An acknowledged order with deposit locks the price in for that order for this season. Known for it's long-lasting nature and beautiful bluish tint, this is the most popular and versatile evergreen from the Pacific Northwest. PRE-DIPPED which provides for that extra shelf life allowing for additional sales. Boughs (24-26") are available in bales or boxes. Tips, which are primarily 12-18" are available in boxes only. Please note that Fernhill uses one main evergreen box and employs an easy to read ID end panel. Only Noble Fir from the HIGH ELEVATION mountain ranges of the Northwest is used. Please note that UPC codes are assigned, but is included only on the string tags of the bales.
How long do evergreen boughs last?Fresh greenery will last indoors for about two weeks, and longer outdoors in cold climates. Display greenery out of direct sunlight and away from heat sources; mist with water daily to help the cuttings last.
How do you keep evergreen boughs fresh?Tips for Extending the Life of Your Cut Evergreens
Mist the evergreens with water; repeat every week or so. Evergreens will deteriorate more rapidly in warm temperatures. Try to display them in a cool place. Indoor displays should be away from heat sources and direct sunlight.
What is an evergreen bough?Evergreen boughs are commonly used during the Christmas season to make wreaths, swags, garlands, centerpieces, and other holiday decorations. Noble fir (Abies procera) and incense cedar (Calocedrus decurrens) are the most common species marketed from the Pacific Northwest and receive the highest prices.
Why do we use evergreen boughs?For centuries, evergreen trees and boughs have been used to celebrate the winter solstice. Evergreens have always symbolized the promise of plant rebirth in spring. The custom of using evergreens as decoration traditionally marks the Christmas season.
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