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WinterBreezy Hill Acres is a family owned Christmas Tree Farm, located in Newport and Brownington, Vermont.It is a family operated business with help from 3 generations including daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. We have a wide selection of Balsam and Frasier fir trees. Both of our locations offer a superb view off to the West of Jay Peak and the surrounding area including south bay of Lake Memphremagog and many surrounding farms. Also check us out on facebook at Breezy Hill Acres. We are a member of the New Hampshire/Vermont Christmas tree association and also a member of the National Christmas tree association. We support the Trees for Troops program which supplies trees to military families. We have been planting Christmas trees for over 25 years and started our choose and cut operation in 1998 in Coventry, Vermont. We have about 3,000 trees at this location. We purchased a plantation in Brownington in 1999. We started the choose and cut operation in Brownington in 2006 and have a very large selection of trees from 3 feet to 10+ feet with several thousand ready to cut.
SummerBreezy Hill Acres grow a couple of acres of vegetables including carrots, potato's, tomato's, onions, and much more. We also have blueberries, jams, salsa, and pickles; which you'll find for sale at the Newport Farmer's Market, Newport, VT. Have a nomination for a jaw-dropping listing that would make a mighty fine House of the Day? Get thee to the tipline and send us your suggestions. We'd love to see what you've got.  All photos via Zillow Location: Springfield, Vermont Originally belonging to Lewis Richard Morris, a lawyer, politician, and House representative for Vermont in the late 1790s and early 1800s, this 221-year-old Georgian-Federal farmhouse listed on the National Register of Historic Places may still be living its best life today. The charming four-bedroom main house, which is surprisingly colorful inside, maintains eight restored burning fireplaces, original period decor, and most of the woodwork from the initial construction. And then there's the Christmas tree farm in the backyard. Per the listing, the property comes with "30,000+ Fraser Fir Christmas trees" with "significant income potential." Nice. The 72.6-acre property also includes a cluster of traditional red barns, two "income-producing cottages," and over 20 miles of dock access to the Connecticut River.
Is it profitable to own a Christmas tree farm?The Christmas tree industry is a profitable business that plays an integral role not only during the holiday season but also contributes to long-term conservation efforts. According to the National Christmas Tree Association, 25 to 30 million real Christmas trees are sold every year in the U.S.
Is a Christmas tree farm a good investment?It's just a matter of finding a plot of land where the growing conditions are just right, planting the trees and selling them -- or investing in an already existing farm. Nilssen said Christmas tree farms are often great investment opportunities because of the low overhead costs.
How much is a real Christmas tree from a farm?On average, live trees are selling for a little under $80 and artificial trees for slightly more than $100, although prices can be significantly higher in the Bay Area.
How many Christmas trees can be planted in an acre?The question of how many Christmas trees per acre can give the best agricultural results is a question many people wonder, including many farmers planning a Christmas tree farm. But, you might be surprised to know that when well-spaced, an acre of land can support up to 1,500 Christmas trees!
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