It is usually donated.
A 1930 Christmas tree costed approximately $2 according to the US Sensus (1925-1950).
California has the largest living Christmas tree. It is a Giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum).
It all depends on the type of Christmas tree you but and how big you want it. But not many trees are over the price of $400.00.
An average christmas tree from kmart can cost roughly 100$. This price varies on the size of the tree. IT would be cheaper to go out into the woods and chop down a tree rather than pay for one.
Nothing, you went in the woods and cut one down.
What country? this is a world wide site.
2,000,000
Several Trees are refered to as Our National Christmas Tree. But, since most of them are not in National Parks, I have to assume you are referring to the General Grant Tree. Nation's Christmas Tree - Sanger, California: In 1926 Congress formally designated California's "General Grant" Sequoia as the "Nation's Christmas Tree." In 1949, nearby Sanger, California was designated as the "Nation's Christmas Tree City." A third honor was awarded on March 29, 1956, when President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed the "Nation's Christmas Tree" as a national shrine to the war dead. During a Christmas ceremony each year, park rangers place a large wreath at the base of the tree.
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A part of that cost is the loss of a very large healthy tree from a shrinking virgin forest that, in this day and age, should be considered priceless.