This year, your locally grown natural Christmas tree comes from here.
Find your perfect natural Christmas tree in Québec, whether you prefer to cut your own at a Christmas tree farm or pick one up at a local tree stand near you.
Find a natural Christmas
tree grower near you.
12 producteurs offrent l’autocueillette
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1944, Rang 8, Inverness (Québec) G0S 1K0
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1600, chemin Vide-Sac, Lachute (QC) J8H 2C5
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1173 Rue Pierre-Beaumont, Saint-Jean-Chrysostome (Québec) G6Z 1P1
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12320, boulevard des Forges, Trois-Rivières (QC) G9A 5E1
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230, Chemin de la Butte, Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaures (Québec) G3A1W7
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236, chemin West Hill, Mansonville (QC) J0E 1X0
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385, 11e Rang, Bonsecours (QC) J0E 1H0
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526, rue Principale, L'Avenir (QC) J0C 1B0
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331 route 143 Nord, Val-Joli (Québec) J1S 0C1
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6235, avenue Royale, L'Ange-Gardien (QC) G0A 2K0
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1860, chemin Spring, Cookshire-Eaton (QC) J0B 1M0
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4686, rue Champlain, Lac-Mégantic (QC) G6B 1X4
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Would you prefer to buy your natural Christmas tree at a tree stand?
Every fall, natural Christmas tree stands pop up in parking lots, public markets, and garden centres across Québec. There’s sure to be one near you.
How to keep your natural Christmas tree looking its best for longer
Make a fresh cut
Cut 1–2 cm off the bottom of the trunk before setting up your tree.
Keep the tree stand filled with water.
A fresh natural Christmas tree can absorb about 1 litre of water per day.
Keep it away from heat sources.
Keep it away from radiators, fireplaces, and direct sunlight.
Choose the right size
Measure your space before visiting the grower.
What you may not know about your natural Christmas tree
An artificial tree can have up to 10 times the environmental impact.
Of growth for every natural Christmas tree
Planted, trimmed, and cared for over a decade by a local grower. For every tree harvested, 1 to 3 new seedlings are planted.
Your natural Christmas tree continues to give back after Christmas.
Municipal collection, bird shelters, composting.
Natural Christmas trees are part of a complete cycle, where nothing goes to waste.
Choose your own natural Christmas tree at the farm. A tradition passed down through generations.
The scent of pine in the crisp autumn air. Kids running between the rows of trees. That moment when you say, “This is the one.” It’s more than just buying a Christmas tree — it’s making memories. Every fall, Québec growers welcome families to their farms to enjoy this unique experience, right where the trees grow.
Your questions, answered
No. Natural Christmas trees are grown on dedicated tree farms, not harvested from natural forests. Like any other agricultural crop, they’re planted, cared for, harvested, and replanted. For every tree cut, 1 to 3 new seedlings are planted.
With proper care, a natural Christmas tree can last 4 to 6 weeks indoors. The keys are to make a fresh cut at the base before setting it up, place it in a water-holding stand, keep it away from heat sources, and check the water level daily.
With choose-and-cut, you visit a grower’s farm, pick your natural Christmas tree right from the field, and cut it down yourself. At a tree stand, you can choose from pre-cut natural Christmas trees at a convenient location near you. It’s quick and easy.
Yes, in most cases. An artificial tree needs to be used for 15 to 20 years to offset its carbon footprint from manufacturing. However, the average artificial tree is used for only 6 to 8 years.
Some growers offer home delivery. Check the grower’s listing on the map above or contact them directly to find out if they deliver to your area.
Take part in your municipality’s Christmas tree collection program, offered in January in most Québec communities. Your natural Christmas tree will be composted or turned into mulch. You can also leave it in your yard as a shelter for birds or compost it directly in your garden.
Your natural Christmas tree is waiting for you somewhere in Québec.
Somewhere in the Eastern Townships, Chaudière-Appalaches, or the Laurentians, a local grower has spent 10 years planting and caring for a tree just for you. It’s waiting for you to take home the perfect natural Christmas tree, straight from the farm.
APANQ is an affiliated association of Québec Vert, the official voice of Québec’s ornamental horticulture industry.
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