Oh, yes, I remember having a tree like that one year when we just couldn't find white pines at all. I'll bet that was a scotch pine, too.
You wouldn't think it in Florida, but we actually have Christmas tree farms down here. Sometimes you can see them alongside the interstates in rural areas. Many of them even let people come out and choose their own tree, with accompanying holiday attractions for the kids. I'm not sure what types they grow, though. *curious, looks it up* Huh. On closer view, ours look a bit more... scrubby than the traditional northern varieties.
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Date: 2014-12-02 06:15 am (UTC)You wouldn't think it in Florida, but we actually have Christmas tree farms down here. Sometimes you can see them alongside the interstates in rural areas. Many of them even let people come out and choose their own tree, with accompanying holiday attractions for the kids. I'm not sure what types they grow, though. *curious, looks it up* Huh. On closer view, ours look a bit more... scrubby than the traditional northern varieties.