If you don't want to trek out to a farm in the suburbs, here are some places to buy a Christmas tree in Philly

Philly Residents, Rejoice! No Need to Trek to the 'Burbs for Your Perfect Christmas Tree Just Yet.

As Thanksgiving has come and gone, it's time to shift gears towards the holiday season. And, of course, that means finding the perfect Christmas tree – a task many city dwellers dread due to lack of access to farms outside the suburbs. However, fear not! Philly is replete with nurseries and ad-hoc operations offering festive trees for sale.

For those without a car, the search is over. With 19 locations across the city listed below, you can get your hands on a Fraser, Douglas, or Nordmann fir, as well as other varieties of pine trees, all thanks to online ordering and delivery from Christmas Tree Stand.

Before we dive into our list of top spots, we need to clarify that hours of operation vary by location. Make sure to check ahead of time before visiting any of these fantastic destinations.

Here's where you can get your festive fix this holiday season:

* Garden Center at Home Depot: Multiple locations across the city with Fraser, Douglas, Nordmann, and Noble firs available for preorder, pickup, and delivery (215-218-0600).
* Laurel Hill Gardens (8125 Germantown Ave.): Open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., offering Fraser firs for purchase and local delivery (215-247-9490)
* Lowe's Garden Center: Various locations with Fraser, Nordmann, grand fir, spruce, and other varieties available for preorder, pickup, and delivery (215-982-5391).
* Rocky Yo-Mo's Christmas Trees: 1000 S. Front St., open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., offering Fraser firs for purchase and delivery.
* Secret Garden: 7631 Ridge Ave., open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., featuring Fraser and Douglas firs for purchase and local delivery (215-483-5009).
* STUMP: 956 N. 2nd St. (267-804-5753) and 622 S. 9th St. (445-247-0445), offering Blue point junipers and Norfolk pines for preorder and pickup.
* Urban Jungle: 1526 E. Passyunk Ave., open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., featuring Fraser firs for purchase.
* Vault + Vine: 3507 Midvale Ave., offering Douglas firs during the tree sale Dec. 4-7 (267-331-6292)
* Walt's Christmas Trees: Multiple locations, including 8956 Frankford Ave. and 6601 Roosevelt Blvd., open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., featuring Fraser, Douglas, balsam fir, blue spruce trees for purchase.

Stay merry, Philly!
 
ugh i love christmas tree hunting in philly but can we pls get some more convenient online ordering options like the rest of the world? having to call each place to check their hours is super annoying πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ and what's with all the different numbers for each location? just make it easy to order online and have trees delivered or something
 
omg u guys i just saw dis news about christmas tree farms in philly i'm defo not gonna trek all the way 2 the suburbs anymore they got like 19 spots around the city where u can get ur tree & it's all online ordering & delivery soooo convenient πŸŽ„πŸ’¨
 
just saw that philly has tons of places where you can get christmas trees without having to go all the way out to the suburbs πŸŽ„πŸš— like garden center at home depot and laurel hill gardens are super convenient options with online ordering and delivery 😌
 
Yaaas πŸŽ„ finally some good news about Christmas tree hunting in the city! I was so over having to trek out to the suburbs every year. Now we got all these awesome spots popping up and they're offering delivery too? That's a game changer for us public transport users πŸšŒπŸ‘. And can we talk about how convenient it is to have 19 locations across the city? I'm thinking of hitting up Garden Center at Home Depot or Rocky Yo-Mo's Christmas Trees this year... anyone else planning on getting their tree from around the city instead of trekking out to the 'burbs? πŸ€—
 
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omg, like i was getting so stressed about finding the perfect xmas tree without a car πŸš—πŸ˜©, but philly is literally saving the day with all these options πŸŽ‰! and yay for online ordering & delivery too ⏰. gotta try out that garden center at home depot 🏠, they have multiple locations & offer delivery πŸ“¦. also, walt's christmas trees has some awesome locations πŸ“. i'm def making a list & checking it twice πŸ€£πŸŽ…οΈ.
 
πŸ€” I'm actually kinda glad that we don't have to trek all the way out to the suburbs just yet πŸ™…β€β™‚οΈ. I mean, traffic and parking can be a total nightmare this time of year. And let's be real, who needs all that extra hassle? πŸ™ƒ Just being able to pop into a local nursery or tree lot in the city is a win in my book! Plus, we're already getting all the Christmas cheer we need from the lights and decorations on our streets... why do we need an actual tree when you can just decorate what's out there already? πŸ˜‚
 
OMG u guys πŸŽ„ I'm so down about this!!! Living in the city can be super frustrating esp when it comes to finding that perfect Christmas tree. But seriously, having all these options within the city is a total game changer! It's not just about accessibility but also reducing carbon footprint from ppl driving out to the suburbs. Plus, online ordering and delivery makes life so much easier πŸ›οΈ I'm def checking out some of these spots this weekend πŸŽ‰πŸŒΏ
 
omg can't believe philly has its own christmas tree farm i mean what's next a snowman parade πŸŽ„πŸŽ…β€β™‚οΈ anyway i was checking out the list and stumped caught my eye stumped offers blue point junipers like where r they gonna put those in the city tho? btw garden center at home depot is open 24/7 for preorder pickup and delivery lol genius move
 
I'm not sure about these Christmas tree delivery services... I mean, what's the point of getting a tree delivered when you're just gonna end up with some flimsy plastic stand and a bunch of needles all over your living room? And have you seen the prices they're charging for these trees? It's like they're trying to take advantage of people who don't know any better. Plus, what about the environmental impact of having all those trees shipped around the city? I swear, it's just a marketing gimmick to get people to buy more stuff this holiday season πŸ™„
 
Just read that Philly has got plenty of Christmas tree options now πŸŽ„πŸ˜Š. I mean, no need to drive all the way out into the suburbs if you don't wanna – there are loads of places throughout the city where you can grab a perfect tree and get it delivered straight to your doorstep! πŸšͺπŸ‘ Garden Center at Home Depot has some awesome varieties too, including Fraser and Nordmann firs. And I love that they offer delivery so you don't have to lift a finger (or the whole tree). Good news for all us Phily folks who want to get into the holiday spirit without having to trek far!
 
I'm so done with this website πŸ™„. Can we please make the "local delivery" section actually show where they're delivering from? It's just a phone number and address, but no actual map or coordinates to figure out how far I'll have to trek for my tree. And don't even get me started on the fact that some of these places don't even accept walk-ins πŸ€¦β€β™€οΈ. Can we please make it easier to find what's actually available? I just want a Christmas tree without having to waste half the day searching online πŸ™„
 
omg yay! finally no more trekking out of the city just to get a Christmas tree lol what's wrong with some suburban farms anyway? 🀣 i love that there are so many options in philly now though it's def gonna make finding the perfect one way easier for all us city folks πŸŽ„β€οΈ
 
I'm so down for this πŸŽ„πŸ‘, but can we talk about the state of Christmas tree farming in the 'burbs? Like, I get it, they're a convenient alternative, but where's the magic in having a tree from, like, 50 miles away? Still, Philly's got us covered and I'm hyped to hit up some of these spots. Laurel Hill Gardens looks cute 🌳, and Lowe's Garden Center has a sick selection (215-982-5391). I might have to get my hands on that Nordmann fir from them...
 
oh my goodness, yay πŸŽ„! finally we got some good news about those christmas tree places in the city, it's gonna be so much easier now to find one without having to trek all the way out to the suburbs. and i love that they're offering delivery too, no need for us city folks to worry about parking or traffic. but you know what would make this even better? if we could get some of those trees delivered right to our doorsteps on christmas eve πŸ“¦!
 
I'm actually super bummed that there are so many options available in the city now πŸ€”. I mean, back when you had to trek out to the suburbs just to find a decent tree, it made the experience more special, you know? Now, with all these options popping up everywhere, it's just become too easy and convenient πŸ˜’. And don't even get me started on the hours of operation – like, what's the point of having 19 locations if they're all gonna have different hours? πŸ€·β€β™‚οΈ It's just gonna be one more thing to stress about when you're already trying to find the perfect tree for your holiday decor. And let's be real, some of these places are probably just gonna be super crowded and chaotic... yeah, I'm good with driving out to the 'burbs next year πŸš—πŸ’¨
 
omg yaaas πŸŽ„πŸŒ² i'm so stoked that philly has all these awesome spots for christmas tree shopping now i can finally get my perfect tree without having to drive all the way out to the suburbs or trek through the snow ⛄️ love how they're also offering online ordering and delivery for those who don't have cars πŸš—πŸ‘
 
omg i'm so stoked we finally have christmas tree options in the city!! like, no more trekking all the way out to the suburbs just to find a decent one its a total game changer πŸŽ„πŸ‘ 19 locations across the city? thats insane !! garden center at home depot is already on my list lol and rocky yo-mo's christmas trees has that cool vibe going on too πŸ‘Œ
 
so they're saying philly has like 19 places where you can get a christmas tree delivered or something πŸ€” gotta check the hours tho...also what's with all these different types of trees? i thought it was just gonna be one kind...and why do we need delivery? can't we just, like, walk to the tree farm or something? πŸŒ²πŸ˜’
 
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