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Tree farms

  • 10-12-2014 10:58am
    #1
    littleredspot
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 747 ✭✭✭


    My regular supplier Wade's Christmas tree farm is taking a break this year. Does anybody know of anywhere else near Dublin where you can "cut your own" Christmas tree?


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  • #2
    kellymick39
    Site Banned Posts: 180 ✭✭kellymick39


    littleredspot wrote: »
    My regular supplier Wade's Christmas tree farm is taking a break this year. Does anybody know of anywhere else near Dublin where you can "cut your own" Christmas tree?

    Wades trees were very poor last year.Alot of them were deformed and lob sided.So they said last year that they wanted to open up new ground to grow new trees for the future.
    Alot of the tree farms wont let you cut your own now due to insurance reasons.
    Someone comes along with their own chainsaw,without a valid chainsaw ticket or a bow say,slips and cuts open their leg or arm and next thing you know is that the tree farmer and land owner is being sued for damages.
    Alot of the tree farms are now just "pick your own" tree and they go and cut it down for you.


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