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Wholesale North Carolina Fraser Fir Christmas Trees Boone NC. Mail Order Christmas Wreaths | Christmas Wreaths Worldwide. We are please to offer a variety of mail order Christmas wreaths that can be shipped anywhere in the world. The minimum order is 400 wreaths and most will be shipped UPS depending on location. For truckload orders, 53 ft refrigerated vans will be used. Split loads can be arranged. Most but not all cases are 19 X 19 X 25 inches high with a gross weight of approximately 40 lbs.

Cases (10 wreaths per case) Cases/Per Row - 20 Rows - 30 Cases/Truck - 600 Wreaths per truck - 6,000 Bundles (Not boxed) 10 per bundle = 8,500 Wreaths per truck Pallets Stacked (12 cases in pallet) Pallets/Row - 2 Rows - 15 Cases/Truck - 360 Wreaths per truck - 3,600 Home | About Us | Wreaths | Ordering Info | Contact Us | Site Map. Mountain View Tree Farms - Owner Tom. Premium Number 1 Individual Christmas Trees - Christmas Trees Worldwide. Why buy a real Christmas tree? Real or plastic? Many consumers will be asking themselves that question this holiday season.

In this age of environmental awareness it's appropriate to know a favorite family holiday tradition of choosing a real Christmas tree over an artificial tree is still the environmentally sound choice. "What could be simpler or more natural? " says Bob Scott, Former President of the National Christmas Tree Association. "Consumers are showing their preference for real, natural products that are socially conscious.

Christmas tree farms stabilize soil, protect water supplies and provide refuge for wildlife while creating scenic green belts. A benefit to the atmosphere, real Christmas trees absorb carbon dioxide and other gases, emitting fresh oxygen. Real Christmas trees are an all-American, recyclable resource. Real trees are usually disposed of not in landfills but by being chipped up for landscaping or put into lakes and ponds for smaller fish to survive. Give a gift back to the environment! 1. 2.

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