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Have a Classic Christmas with a Live Tree Holidayfrom the marketing department Greetings of The Anniston Star Have a classic Christmas with a live tree There’s a stigma that comes with buying a fresh-cut tree: it’ll be sticky, the needles will fall out and the tree will die by Christmas, no exceptions. Well, hold on. It’s not quite like that anymore, as more species of tree have become available at local farms, supplanting cedar trees (which dry quickly and can lose needles soon after cutting) as the norm. In fact, picking up a locally-grown, hand-cut tree is easier than ever. We met up with local Christmas tree farmers Rick and Dianne West, who have been running Westwood Plantation Christmas Tree Farm in Munford for 15 years, to find out how to pick our tree. PICKING THE TREE Know your house’s height Some of the trees on the farm are more than 15 feet tall, so don’t come home with more tree than you need. Play favorites The farm has four tree types: Murray Cypress, the green, cone-shaped trees that you see when someone says “Christmas tree;” Carolina Sapphire, with a blue tint to its needles; old- fashioned cedars, for traditionalists who loved the smell at grandma’s house; and Blue Ice, which shares colors with the Carolina Sapphire, but has its own distinct scent. Timber! You can bring your own saw or use the farm’s tools to cut down your tree, and chainsaws are allowed. The farm provides helpers on the weekend, too. Arrive before 5 The sun goes down a little earlier this time of year, and the Wests have Dianne and Rick West of Westwood Plantation Christmas Tree Farm seen people try to cut down trees by stand in front of one of their trees at their farm in Munford. phonelight — it’s not exactly easy. PACKING IT UP CARING AT HOME Funnel for a better back Shake it out Funnels are available at the farm and The tree goes into a shaker, a machine Water, water, water most home stores that stretch into the that dances the tree around to get any “When you have a fresh cut tree, it tree base from the outside (usually, you’ll broken branches and other matter out absorbs an enormous amount of water, hide the funnel in the back). This will before it’s packed. “If there are any people just don’t understand,” said let you water the tree without crawling rhinoceroses living in there, it’ll shake Dianne. “You water it in the morning and under it. them out,” said Rick. at night for about a week.” Visit Westwood Plantation Christmas Newly cut trees can take in a gallon of Tree Farm at 130 Pinewood Drive The tree is then pulled into a baler, water a day or more, though intake slows in Munford, just south of Oxford on which will net it up to make it easier to down after about a week. If you keep it Highway 21 on your left. The farm is carry, load and unpack. Be sure to have watered a tree will easily last through open through Dec. 24, from 10 a.m.- a truck or trailer to carry the tree home; Christmas, even if it comes home in 5 p.m. Call 256-591-7295 for more they’re not only tall, but very wide. November. information. Your Spot For HOLIDAY SAVINGS 700 Quintard Drive · Oxford · shopquintardmall.com Keep Santa happy and safe with a clean chimney There are plenty of good their chimneys, and that’s nigh-impenetrable layer of call ‘20 by 20,’ which if it reasons to maintain your really a little too late,” said black crust up the chimney was a thin Santa, he could chimney. Burr, who encourages his that is much more costly to probably fit down there,” Safety is a major factor; regular customers to get their remove. Burr said, chuckling. 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