Christmas tree supply impacted due to extreme weather conditions
Drought conditions in the Pacific Northwest are being blamed for a poor crop of trees this year.
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Oct 8, 2021, 10:21 AM
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2h agoA warning for the holidays - we're facing another
Christmas tree shortage.
Drought
conditions in the Pacific Northwest are being blamed for a poor crop of trees
this year.
The
nation's largest tree-grower, Oregon, was especially hard hit which is making
it tougher for retailers to order real trees for the upcoming season
It's
also causing bigger demand on artificial trees.
