Christmas Tree Buying Tips From Local Ag Teachers
Arba Henry of Solanco High School presents guidance on selecting a Christmas tree, focusing on species characteristics, freshness indicators, and how to choose and maintain a tree for holiday use.
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Newspaper
Lancaster Farming
Location
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
16
Arba Henry of Solanco High School presents guidance on selecting a Christmas tree, focusing on species characteristics, freshness indicators, and how to choose and maintain a tree for holiday use.
The piece discusses selecting a healthy well trimmed tree with a gentle taper and ample branches for ornaments. It notes Norway White and Blue Spruces and pines as popular, with needle length and retention details and a indoor display limit of about one to ten days.
A Lancaster Farming guide advises selecting a tree by room space to match height and display needs. Check freshness by needle grip and shake test, pick a well colored, springy, symmetrical tree, and outdoors store it in water before bringing inside. Cut the butt and water the stand, an eight foot tree may need a quart daily to stay fresh for over a week.
Heavy duty galvanized steel trough with extra deep feed trough to reduce spill and maximize feeding capacity. It measures 75 inches in circumference and a cylinder holds about 50 lbs of feed. Feed flow is adjustable between cylinder and pan.
Consumers are urged to check insulation from attic to floor and seal cracks around windows and doors. Standard guidance notes six inches loft insulation, four inches walls, two inches floors, and savings from a well insulated roof up to 90 percent.
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