The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree is one of the most iconic holiday traditions in the world, symbolizing hope, generosity, and the magic of the season since 1931. Inspired by this legacy, BCTree.farm brings that same spirit home with fresh, high-quality evergreens that help families create their own holiday traditions.

BCTree.farm specializes in premium oversized Christmas trees for homes, churches, and businesses. Since 1967, we’ve delivered and installed fresh Fraser, Noble, and Douglas firs up to 20+ feet with expert care and white-glove service.

Since 1967, Burghardt Christmas Tradition has been more than a tree lot—it’s a Jacksonville holiday tradition. Rooted in family, craftsmanship, and community, BCTree.farm offers premium trees, handcrafted wreaths, and a warm, personal experience that brings families together year after year.

As the scent of fresh evergreens fills the air and the twinkle lights go up, few decorations capture the spirit of the season quite like the Christmas kissing ball. We’re excited to share that kissing balls are now available for preorder at BCTree.farm — and will also be available for purchase at our Jacksonville Beach Christmas tree lot when we open in November.

Elegant, soft, and beautifully full, the White Pine ( Pinus strobus ) is one of the most graceful Christmas trees grown in North...

The Blue Spruce (Picea pungens), known for its brilliant silvery-blue needles and strong, symmetrical branches, brings Rocky Mountain beauty to the holidays. Its striking color, sturdy form, and crisp evergreen fragrance make it a favorite for families seeking a Christmas tree that’s as elegant as it is enduring.

The Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) holds a special place in the history of American Christmas traditions. With its full shape, soft green needles, and sweet fragrance, the Douglas Fir was once the most popular Christmas tree species in the country, and it remains one of the most widely grown evergreens today.

The Noble Fir (Abies procera) has long been celebrated as one of the most elegant and durable Christmas trees in America. With its sturdy branches, blue-green needles, and impressive size, the Noble Fir embodies the classic holiday tree—strong, fragrant, and timeless.

The Concolor Fir (Abies concolor), also known as the White Fir, is prized for its long silvery-blue needles and unique citrus-like fragrance that sets it apart from other Christmas trees. With strong branches, excellent needle retention, and a naturally elegant shape, it’s becoming an increasingly popular choice for families seeking a fresh twist on holiday tradition.

The Fraser Fir, native to the Southern Appalachian Mountains, is the most popular Christmas tree in the U.S., prized for its soft blue-green needles, silvery undersides, strong branches, and long-lasting freshness. Each year about 9–10 million Fraser Firs are sold, making up 35% of all real Christmas tree sales, with North Carolina leading production and even supplying the White House tree 16 times.

Fort Macon State Park in Atlantic Beach, North Carolina, pioneered a unique dune restoration approach that repurposes Christmas trees.

A Sitka spruce (Picea sitchensis) from Alaska's Tongass National Forest has been selected as the 2024 U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree.

The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree has been a beloved holiday tradition since 1931.

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The Fraser fir, a beloved Christmas tree species, has consistently topped Jacksonville's holiday shopping lists.

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The Christmas tree industry, a beloved tradition for many, faces significant challenges due to climate change and increasing pests and disea

The recent devastation caused by Hurricane Helene has posed significant challenges to the North Carolina Christmas Tree industry, particular