Herb Sellin has a tree farm on Homestead Rd. 
Or did about 4 years ago. Trees were harvest your own $25.
Saws provided.

Ive heard SUperior National Forest pick a tree for 5 bucks?

IS THAT TRUE!

You can get a permit for $5 in Wisconsin (from the National Forest Service Headquarters on Tower Ave.) to cut down a tree in certain parts of the national forest.

I use a potted norfolk pine. At 3 ft tall it's currently a little charlie-brownish, but someday my grand kids will have to climb it to hang the lights and decorate.  I appreciate having a living tree all year round rather than a dying one for a couple of months.

Here are the details on the Boulder Lake event this weekend.  We went and got our trees and wreaths there last year, and really enjoyed it.

Hello Everyone,

Just a friendly reminder to join us for the annual Christmas Tree Cut fundraiser for Boulder Lake Environmental Learning Center.  Boulder Lake ELC is a part of the Center for Environmental Education within the department of HPER at UMD.

One Day Only - Saturday December 5   10 a.m.- 4 p.m.

BALSAM FIR ONLY - Balsam Fir is one of the most sought after Christmas Trees with their fresh fragrance and ability to hold their needles long after they are cut.  However I should warn people that all of the trees are naturally grown with no trimming so most of them are "Charlie Brown" type trees.  But the atmosphere of the woods, bonfire, hot chocolate, and selecting a tree with friends and family is what it is all about.

$20 Combo Deal - Tree and Wreath

$12 per Tree

$12 per Wreath

A great family event. Please bring your own saw.  No pre-registration required.  

Directions to Boulder Lake ELC http://www.boulderlake.org/maps/Directionsmap.pdf

www.boulderlake.org


We've also gone out to Carlton and found some really nice trees there.

http://www.chublaketreefarm.com

I can confirm the Homestead Road has trees to cut. 
Pretty sure it's still harvest your own - just drove by yesterday. The owner has wreaths hanging on the garage for sale too.