Tradition is fun, but for those who are extra busy this holiday season, senior citizens, or individuals who are otherwise physically unable to haul their own Christmas tree home, there are farms who have delivery service, writes Grace Dickinson, Michelle Myers, and Hira Qureshi for The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

Yeager’s Farm & Market is operated by the Yeager’s, who have been farming in Northern Chester County for two decades. Located in Phoenixville, customers can pick their own tree and have it delivered to their doorstep.

Douglas fir, Frasier fir, Canaan fir, Concolor fir, and Nordmann fir all go for $15 per foot. Fresh cut 6 – 10 feet tall Douglas and Fraser fir sell for $100 – $350. Tree delivery operates on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. 

Wiggins Christmas Tree Farm, in Cochranville and West Chester, delivers trees all around the region, with delivery fees starting at $40. Make sure to call the farm for exact pricing for your home’s location. The West Chester farm offers 2 – 10 feet Douglas firs and the Cochranville boasts trees up to 10 feet.  

Clark’s Christmas Tree Farm & Christmas Shop in Cochranville is a family-run business with on-site tree picking and a large, 2,400 square foot gift shop. The shop features over 100,000 items. The tree farm has a large variety of trees, including Fraser, Douglas, and Canaan fir. Sizes are up to 12 feet tall, and prices depend on tree height.  

Read the complete list of where to get your Christmas trees delivered at The Philadelphia Inquirer. 

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