Sunny Day Tree Farm

Tall, 10 ft. to 16 ft. Pre-Cut Shastas – $10

jonandsu — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 15:48:10 +0000

All of our pre-cut Shasta Firs that are 10 ft. to 16ft. are only $10. Call our Farm to make a special visit and you can get a tall tree for $10. Why are they $10? We cut them and if they are not taken they will head to the burn pile so if you want a tall tree, give us a call to make arrangements to pick it up.

Another great weekend of Christmas Tree adventures up on the Sunny Day Tree Farm these past few days. The weather held out and everyone had a great time hunting for their Christmas Tree. Call us to make sure we’re open during the week and if the gate is open we’re “open for business”.

Clear & Beautiful!

jonandsu — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 16:23:00 +0000

It’s Sunday, December 13th and it is clear and beautiful up here on the Sunny Day Tree Farm. We’re above the Fog, the Sun is out, it’s clear and you can see forever! Looks like tempuratures are going to be above freezing so make your visit today! The Christmas barn is warm and ready for your visit. Come today, the crowds should be less, the weather is terrific and it’s a great day to go Christmas Tree hunting!

It’s Saturday – We’re open!

jonandsu — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 14:40:09 +0000

It’s Saturday, Dec. 12th and we’re open! Looks like this morning it’s going to be clear and cold, but no stormy conditions until the afternoon hours. This morning may be a better time to get out and come visit us at the Sunny Day Tree Farm (regardless of the threat of a storm) where it’s always, a Sunny Day!

All of our over 6 foot pre-cut trees are gone for the year. We have 6 foot and under in our fields so if you’re looking for a Christmas Tree that is over 6 feet, please know that we are “out” for the year and that one of our neighboring Tree Farms can help you find a tree over 6 feet. Next year we will have an over abundance of Christmas Trees in that 7 to 8 foot range, but not this year.

It’s all about the Experience!

jonandsu — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 15:39:19 +0000

You can get a Christmas Tree at the corner gas station if you’d like, but the Sunny Day Tree farm is all about the experience.

We create a memorable experience that adds to your Christmas season and provides memories of a “fun time” on the Christmas Tree Farm.

Prep the kids, build the excitement and the Christmas tree hunting experience will be that much more fun!

The greeting, the Christmas Barn, the hike through the Christmas trees, it’s all about Christmas and the family experience.

Come prepared for the outside conditions and bring your Christmas cheer, we’ll be here to help make it a fun, memorable experience for you and your family!

Cold, Cold, Cold!

jonandsu — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 16:20:25 +0000

This cold weather makes for a “fast’ Christmas tree hunting experience! Be sure to bundle up the kiddo’s when making a visit as freezing temperatures look to persist over the week and into the weekend. We’ll have a selection of “pre-cut”Christmas Trees just outside the Christmas Barn so you can make a “quick and speedy” outside selection of your tree. In the Christmas Barn we’ll have the wood stove at “full heat mode” so the family can stay warm inside. Come prepared, it’s Cold!

Santa is Here!

jonandsu — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 14:53:42 +0000

Santa is here, today, Sunday, December 6th from 10am to 3pm. This is your last chance to visit with Santa as he has to get back to the North Pole and supervise the making of toys and gifts for the children of the world. If you want to visit with Santa and get your picture taken with Santa (no charge), today is the last day!

Come prepared for the conditions! Looks like it is going to be cold, windy and a little muddy on the walking paths. Be sure to bring the right clothes, jackets, gloves, hats and good shoes/boots that can get muddy for the adventure. If you don’t want to venture out, we have pre-cut trees located at the Christmas Barn. All the pre-cut trees were cut last night and this morning so they are guaranteed to be fresh!

Rudolph Checking in!

jonandsu — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 14:46:07 +0000

Early this morning we received a call from Rudolph the Red Nosed Raindeer in ”mid-flight” from the North Pole to the Sunny Day Tree Farm. He said they had a little bit of a late start because Santa had over slept (too many cookies from the night before put Santa into a sugar sleep coma), but they were on their way with a napping Santa in the sled. Rudolph said that the “fog factor” was a little bit of an issue so he had is nose on full bright mode and was leading the way. “No worries, we’ll have Santa there by 10am Uncle Jon”, Rudolph exclaimed, “you can count on us, we’re Raindeer!”

Santa Clause, 6 to 10 Ft. Trees & More!

jonandsu — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 15:52:43 +0000

It’s all here this weekend – Saturday & Sunday! Santa Claus from 10am to 3pm (kiddo pictures – no charge), large freshly cut Christmas Trees 6 to 10 feet, “in field” U-cut Christmas Trees 6 feet and shorter – all Christmas Trees just $20. The Christmas Barn has Wreaths ($15), Centerpieces ($10), Christmas Seedling Gifts ($5), Christmas Chili ($2 bowl), and free Hot Chocolate! Dress warmly, the weather forecast says it is going to be clear, cold and a little windy. Boots, gloves, hats and warm jackets are all recommended! We’ll have the wood stove warm and bright in the Christmas barn for you to stand next to and warm your bones, but come prepared for the cold! And don’t forget to bring your camera for those once in a lifetime family photo’s! We’ll see you soon!

Fresh Cut Christmas Trees!

jonandsu — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 15:10:38 +0000

We have fresh cut 7-10 foot Noble Christmas Trees on our barn lot for your viewing and selection! Some of our friends like to walk the property and others prefer to “stay close” and choose their tree from our pre-cut selection. All of our pre-cut Christmas Trees have been cut no sooner than two nights before so your freshness is guaranteed. Given the cold weather we’ve been having, your tree is fresh and will stay fresh as long as you follow our “tree caring guidelines” posted on our website. The pre-cut Christmas Trees are taller than our field Christmas Trees. Our “in the ground field trees” top out at 6 feet while our pre-cut selection height is 7 to 10 feet – all Nobles.

Early Morning Call from Rudolph!

jonandsu — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:52:57 +0000

I sprung out of bed early this morning to the phone ringing and as I made my way to the phone I realized it was very, very early. As the full moon lit the early morning I answered the phone with a start and all I heard on the phone was some strange “clicking”. I glanced at the caller I.D. and it said, “North Pole”. I then realized that it was Rudolph (the famous red nosed raindeer) calling and I immediately switched our phone over to the raindeer translator receiver. I could then talk to Rudolph (who obviously has no concept of time) about Santa’s upcoming visit this weekend.

Rudolph explained that he, Dasher and Blitzen were making the three raindeer trip from the North Pole to the Sunny Day Tree Farm and were personally delivering Santa to the Farm. He went on to tell me that he only required his strongest two other raindeer because they were just bringing Santa and did not have to pull the entire Christmas sleigh with Santa and all the presents for all the children. His last question was about the “fog factor” at the Sunny Day Tree Farm. He explained that if its foggy, he has to get extra sleep so his nose is at “full bright mode” to safely deliver Santa. If its not foggy, he can stay up late, help the elves prepare gifts and deliver Santa on “dim mode”.

Rudolph was very nice and full of Christmas cheer, but I could tell he was very busy and focused on Christmas eve, he closed by saying, “Uncle Jon, you and Aunt Su look to the North early Saturday morning, when you see the red light in the sky know that it’s me, Dasher & Blitzen arriving with Santa and if you could, please keep your wood stove at “low heat”, Santa still likes to make an entrance and arrive through the chimney.” I assured Rudolph that we’ll be prepared and to expect a “raindeer treat” for the journey back to the North Pole.