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December 10, 2013 11:38:36 AM

Where did you get your Christmas tree?:

stand

Location of stand/store.:

4th Ave/38th St., Brooklyn

How big is your tree?:

5 Feet

How much did you pay for your tree?:

$20-30

What else do we need to know?:

It's what I could afford.
I would've rather bought from the Vermonters outside the Park Slope Food Coop, because they claim they take care of the land.

Christmas tree prices can vary significantly from block to block. Help us get a sense of the discrepancy - and whether you feel you got a fair price.