Wedgwood Tree Lot

We’re thrilled to help you find the perfect tree this holiday season. Below, you'll find everything you need to know about our procedures, FAQs, and tree care tips. Let’s make this process merry and easy for everyone!

CLOSED for 2024 season, see you next year!

 
 

Tree Lot Procedures

1. Find Your Perfect Tree  

   Take your time hunting for a tree that feels just right for your holiday celebrations.  

 

2. Get Assistance  

   Once you’ve chosen your tree, flag down a Tree Associate. We’ll help you bring it up to the cashier.  


3. Payment and Tree Prep  

   After paying, our Tree Associates can:  

  1.    Shake your tree (to remove loose, dry needles). 

  2.    Give it a fresh cut to improve water absorption at home.  

  3.    Bail your tree for easier transport.  

  4.    Assist in tying your tree securely to your vehicle.  

4. Helpful Tips While Waiting  

   Before paying, let your Tree Associate know:  

  • Do you want a fresh cut?  

  • Do you want your tree bailed up?  

  • Where are you parked?  

  •  How will you transport your tree?  

    • Tying it to the top of a vehicle?  

    • Do you have roof rails or a roof rack?  

    • Should we tie it through your car doors?  

Tree Types: Quick Facts  

Noble Firs  

Smell: Subtle, less fragrant than other types.  

Price: Higher priced.  

Characteristics: Known for strong, evenly spaced branches perfect for heavy ornaments. They last the longest and have a classic, full look with bluish-green needles.  

Grand Firs  

Smell: The most fragrant, filling your home with that classic Christmas tree scent.  

Price: Higher priced.   

Characteristics: Soft, shiny green needles with a bushy, symmetrical appearance. Their branches are more delicate, so they're best for lighter ornaments.  

Douglas Firs

Smell: Stronger than Noble Firs but slightly less fragrant than Grands.  

Price: Most affordable.

Characteristics: Bright green needles and a dense, cone-shaped form make them a timeless favorite. Flexible branches work well for light-to-medium ornaments. 

Quick Tree Care Tips

  • Water immediately after setting up your tree at home. A fresh cut helps the tree absorb water more effectively.

  • Refill water daily to prevent the base from drying out.

  • Avoid heat sources to keep your tree fresh and reduce fire risk.

FAQ

  • Yes, we’re happy to assist. Just let us know how you’d like it secured.

  • Yes, we can tie the tree securely through your car doors if needed.

  • Keep your tree hydrated: refill the stand with water daily.  

    Avoid placing your tree near heaters or heat vents. 


  • We accept both cash and card.

  • Primarily, we carry Noble Firs, Douglas Firs, and Grand Firs. Occasionally, we have a few Cedars, Pines, Nordmann Firs, and Fraser Firs available. 

  • The Hunter family grows and harvests their trees in Shelton, Washington.

  • Noble Firs are the hardiest and tend to last the longest with proper care.

  • For fragrance, the ranking is:

    1. Grand Firs

    2. Douglas Firs

    3. Noble Firs

 Contact Us  

If you have more questions or need assistance, don’t hesitate to ask a Tree Associate on the lot. We’re here to make your holiday season special! 


Disclaimer:

While our Tree Associates are happy to assist with tying your tree to your vehicle, it is the driver's responsibility to ensure the tree is securely fastened before leaving the lot. The Hunter family and staff are not liable for any damage or accidents related to transporting your tree.