How To Pick The Perfect Christmas Tree with Roger Cook | Ask This Old House

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Roger visits a local Christmas tree farm where several different varieties of trees are grown. Roger examines a Douglas Fir, Balsam Fir, and Concolor Fir (also called a White Fir), but ultimately he selects a Fraser Fir for its strong branches and unique coloring.

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I had no idea producing Christmas trees took this much work. I always wondered how they could supply so many trees year after year to everyone who celebrates.. definitely have so much more appreciation now for the hard work the people making these trees do.

barzinlotfabadi

Roger is like our favorite uncle. Love the guy!

ARusso

Very comforting to see and hear Mr. Cook.

MrKevanGordon

Merry Christmas to Roger and the rest of the folks at This Old House!

fastpudding

This is why This Old House is awesome. Helps you in every aspect of your life.

ruthlesskumquat

Few years old or what this is some quality tree picking experience I wish I had something like this in my hometown area

Karbear

Get well soon Roger miss you on the show

getschwifty

Dont care about the trees. Just happy to see roger!

eduardosanchez

How interesting! Nothing beats a fresh cut tree....

michelelara

I'm so happy to see Roger back. Roger gave me the urge now to go out and buy a Christmas tree.

jimmy
warren, Michigan

jamesw

What a real nice helpful guy who loves his job.

johnfinch

That tree looks AMAZING!!! Long live the blesséd Fraser Fir! My favourite!

rickythend

That frayser fur is the one we’ve been using down here in Florida since I can remember. I’m 28 soo not an exceptionally long time but still, a couple decades is a lil while lol. Beautiful trees and that smell is the stuff of angels.

KevlarMylar

Didn't realize Frazier Firs weren't the #1 tree in the north east. My family has been getting them in the midwest since at least the 90s. They are great and take plenty of ornaments. Best wishes.

bennyfactor

Fraser Fur is definitely the most popular in Southeastern USA, and quite beautiful, but they only grow wild in a very, very limited region in and around the Smokies, and are also an endangered species. If you get one, make sure it comes from a sustainable tree farm.

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