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Christmas trees

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Dorothy and Mark Alford's family chooses a tree at Crane Hill Tree Farm.
Photo by Susan Geller
Holidays

Where a homegrown Christmas Tree grows in the Berkshires

November 29, 2017
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While dreaming of a white Christmas, some of us consider making it greener. Christmas trees, the living kind, fresh cut locally by a family or the farm, continue a New England tradition. Christmas trees give open space for wildlife. They help cleanse the air and produce oxygen, and it’s just […]

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Dorothy and Mark Alford's family chooses a tree at Crane Hill Tree Farm. n the photo above, Dorothy and Mark Alford's family chooses a tree at Crane Hill Tree Farm. Photo taken in December 2009.
Photo by Susan Geller
Winter holidays

Berkshire tree farms grow spruce, fir and pine

December 11, 2016
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The grass is frost-scuffed, and the afternoon light gives the bare trees a glow. We park in the field by the barn and walk up the hill carrying a bow saw. The air smells of balsam. The baby trees on the fringes come up to our knees, but we are […]

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Chatham Berry Farm grows fresh produce even in winter.
Photo by Kate Abbott
Holidays

Holiday wreathes keep winter green at Chatham Berry Farm

December 10, 2015
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Chatham Berry Farm store in Chatham, N.Y., has opened its annual holiday market with natural ornaments and Douglas, balsam and Frasier fir trees from New York and Vermont, and beeswax candles from a local beekeeper.

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