Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm invites customers to ‘remix’ their tree this year
The Wyckoff's have been in the Christmas tree business since 1958. The farm has 70 acres of trees – that’s 70,000 trees in total. This season, there's 7,000 available.
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Nov 26, 2023, 12:25 AM
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John Wyckoff says families can “put a little remix” on their tree this year with a colored Christmas tree.
"Like I always say – the lady that comes in with purple glasses, purple coat, purple boots – she doesn't want a green tree," he said.
Of course, they also offer regular green trees.
The Wyckoff's have been in the Christmas tree business since 1958. The farm has 70 acres of trees – that’s 70,000 trees in total. This season, there's 7,000 available.
News 12's Karina Gerry has more from the farm.
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