Tree farms across the Chicago area are looking to spruce up the Christmas spirit, with many opening for the season Friday, merely a day after Thanksgiving. Some even debuted their shops earlier. Whatever the case, timber lots have been harvesting all sorts of trees, from firs to pines, to take part in the holiday tradition.
Wagon rides to and from the fields, and tree shaking and baling are included at no extra charge. Hand saws are provided, but visitors can bring their own. All trees are $80.
Larson's Family Farm's 18-acre field of evergreen if filled with Caanan and Concolor fir, blue spruce, Norway spruce, and Scotch and white pine.
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