Christmas Tree Removal
After you have enjoyed the Holidays.
Windmill Nursery will come inside your house to remove and dispose of your Tree, so you do not have to go through the hassle of sticky sap, water on the floor, or just being to heavy.
(I know some of you have even used a chain saw to get the tree out)

Removals Dates:
December 29th & 30th
January 2nd thru 6th

Removal Fee $50
($10 discount for returned stands)

The Grand Fir

One of the strongest aromas of all the Christmas tree species, the Grand Fir gives your home the smell of Christmas. The Grand Fir is prized for its dark emerald green color, large needles up to 1 1/2 inches and graceful gesture of the limbs.  This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand.  (please see our care instructions below.)

We take pride in bringing the very best to the Sacramento Area.  If you have not experienced one of our magnificent Noble or Fraser Firs, you are missing out on the best way to bring nature inside for the Holidays.  These beauties are grown in Washington State where the superb climate of the Northern Rainforests produce the best Christmas Trees in the United States.  To protect the quality, they are shipped to us just days after harvest and then are placed in stands that hold water.  You will notice the quality and care given to our Christmas Trees as soon as you get yours home because they take up water and if cared for properly usually last until the New Year.  We carry trees starting at 4 feet up to 13 feet.  Since most of the larger beauties are very combersome, we offer free delivery to most of Sacramento area. 

The Noble Fir

Often classed as THE Christmas Tree.  It has thick, soft, blue-green needles that have excellent needle retention properties and a beautiful fragrence.  Noble firs are a very heavy tree and this is due to the need to hand trim heavily to gain shape and density.  Highly labor intensive, but well worth the wait.  This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand. (Please see our care instructions below.)

The Fraser Fir

The most favored tree on the East Coast and is becoming increasingly popular over here.  It has one of the best needle retentions and are very fresh, and has a pine and citrus blended fragrance.  Their blue-green needles are short and soft with a silver underside.  This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand.  (please see our care instructions below.)