Get Your Christmas Tree and Natural Holiday Decorations Environmental Evergreens Tree Farm In Darlington

Written by Brian | November 29, 2009 | No Comments

Environmental Evergreens

Free bailing, Tree drilling, Hot cider, and get your picture taken with Santa Bob and the Reindogs on weekends!
Please: No Dogs In Cars

Firmly rooted on 7-acres of historic Berkley soil, near the Village of Darlington and just a stone’s throw from the mighty Susquehanna River, Environmental Evergreens is much more than the average Christmas tree farm.

Environmental Evergreens sells 15 varieties of common and uncommon Christmas conifers including Korean, Nordmann, Douglas, Canaan, Frazer and Balsam Firs; Norway and Colorado Blue Spruce; White, Scotch, and Austrian Pine.

Open Nov. 23-Dec. 24; 12-4 weekdays; 10-5 weekends

Directions: 5 miles west of Exit 89 on I-95

Also visit the Greens Stable for Frazer Fir Wreaths, Garland, Holly, Magnolia, Lotus and Winterberry. Enjoy a cup of cider and meet Santa Bob and the Reindogs.

Environmental Evergreens

3631 Berkley Road
Darlington, MD 21034
(410) 457-4766
chancetreefarm@aol.com

Visit Our Greens Stable

10-inch decorated wreath
10-inch undecorated wreath

12-inch decorated wreath
12-inch undecorated wreath

16-inch decorated wreath
16-inch undecorated wreath

24-inch decorated wreath
24-inch undecorated wreath

48-inch undecorated wreath

12-inch mixed decorated wreath
12-inch mixed undecorated wreath

30 feet of pine garland
75 feet of pine garland

Magnolia bough

Holly branch

Winterberry burlapped

Contanerized small trees

Mistletoe

Aspen spices

Prolong

Tree-watering tube

Automatic tree waterer

Bluebird box

Santa Bob’s Earthline book - $20

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