Things You'll Need:
- Christmas Trees
- Measuring Tapes
- Internet Access
- Computers
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Step 1
Do a Web search for online Christmas tree vendors by entering "Christmas trees" into a search engine such as Google or Yahoo.
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Step 2
Browse the sites. Some online Christmas tree sites sell one type of tree, while others list a variety of trees (Douglas fir, noble fir and so on) and a variety of sizes, from tabletop to 6 feet and taller. Keep looking until you find what you want.
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Step 3
Note information on the site about shipping costs, delivery, guarantees, and refunds if your tree arrives damaged.
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Step 4
Select a tree and a payment method. Some sites allow you to pay by check or money order as well as by credit card; others require that you send an order form with a check. Or, you may be able to call a toll-free number and order over the phone.
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Step 5
Check the delivery schedule carefully. On some sites, you can select the time when you want your tree delivered; others deliver within a specific window of time around December 1.
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Step 6
Follow the care instructions included with your tree.



















Comments
lost123 said
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MtAir58 said
on 11/21/2008 Sorry about the double comment... I signed up by trying to post and I didn't realize my other comment was there...
MtAir58 said
on 11/21/2008 Thanks, great suggestions. The guys at www.jakeschristmasforest.com are great. I'd recommend them to anyone!
MtAir58 said
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