Christmas Trees

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What is the primary reason for shearing Christmas trees annually?

• To make them grow taller faster.

• To maintain their proper shape until harvest.

• To encourage more terminal twigs for decorations.

• To remove diseased branches.

What action is taken if a Christmas tree has more than one terminal twig at the top?

• All terminal twigs are removed.

• They are left as is for extra decoration.

• One of the terminal twigs is removed.

• The tree is discarded as unsuitable.

During the shearing process, what is the typical length that terminal twigs are shortened to?

• 6-8 inches

• 10-11 inches

• 12-14 inches

• 15-18 inches

Which type of Christmas tree, native to North Carolina, is primarily grown by Buddy Deal?

• White Pine

• Douglas Fir

• Fraser Fir

• Balsam Fir