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Several of my friends have commented to me this year how hard it has been to find a good live Christmas tree (especially at a reasonable price). There are a number of reasons for this, but one is that the weather has not been conducive to growing healthy trees. Here is a CNN story from Oregon explaining how last summer’s heat killed many of the Christmas trees that would have come to market this year in the western US.
