Christmas Tree Rentals
Your Edmonton and Area sustainable tree farm for live Christmas Tree Rentals
6 Reasons to Rent Your Christmas Tree
Reason 1
Enjoy all the festive benefits of a traditional cut tree, but with the added bonus of a guilt-free, eco-friendly experience.
Reason 2
Combat holiday waste by choosing a rental tree, reducing the millions of Christmas trees that go to landfills annually.
Reason 3
Say goodbye to needle loss and mess; our potted trees are designed to keep your home clean and tidy.
Reason 4
Indulge in the long-lasting, natural aroma that only a live Christmas tree can provide for your holiday season.
Reason 5
Our rental trees are continuously used year after year, eventually finding a permanent home as fully-grown trees.
Reason 6
Experience a longer-lasting festive centerpiece; live trees retain their beauty and health far better than cut ones.
Welcome to our sustainable, family-owned tree farm east of Edmonton. Founded in 2015, we offer live and potted Christmas tree rentals grown with early potting and minimal root disturbance for healthier trees. Our forest nursery also serves as a wildlife habitat.
Potted Spruce Tree
Responsibly cultivated on our local farm, this compact 4.5 – 5.5 foot Spruce Tree fills your space with a crisp, invigorating aroma. A perfect, low-maintenance option for eco-conscious living.
Limited room? Consider a 4 foot Spruce Tree for small spaces.
Potted Scot's Pine Tree
Ethically grown on our family farm, this 5.5 – 6.5 foot Scot’s Pine emanates a warm, earthy scent. The perfect size tree, it’s a sustainable choice for the eco-conscious shopper.
The Christmas Tree Industry
Around 40 million Christmas trees are cut every year in North America, of that number between 3 and 6 million are cut from Canadian Christmas tree farms and native pine and fir stands annually. With the Christmas Tree shortages we’ve seen in Canada over the last few years and an increase in tree exporting, we’ve seen prices skyrocket.
After the festivities, dead Christmas trees can be recycled and used for things like animal habitats but, unfortunately, the majority of trees end up in landfills with no continued purpose.
Rental trees offer a solution for both issues: supply and sustainability. Our trees can be used year after year and when they grow too large to be enjoyed as Christmas trees, they will be planted where they can continue to produce oxygen, contribute to the ecosystem and serve as wildlife habitat.
