O' Christmas Tree
- Nov 23, 2018
- 1 min read
We have made many changes at the farm due to the sale of 50 acres to the Town of Glastonbury (for Open Space) in June.
Our Christmas Tree season will be different than in years past since we have less acreage.
For the 2018 Season we will NOT offer tree TAGGING . We will offer trees as cut and carry only.
The Price for trees is $40+tax Cut-and-Carry (Customer cuts tree and loads it onto vehicle themselves) or $50+tax for Assistance with the tree (Rose’s Staff retrieves tree, pulls it through the baler and ties it on your vehicle). We will be open weekends through
Dec. 16, 2018 9-4:30 pm.
Our Holiday Shoppe is located in the Brown Barn through the double white doors (before going down the hill) Stop in for your Tree Cutting directions/saws as well as Holiday goods, Ornaments, Gifts, Farm made Jams and Pies.
On Wednesday, Nov. 28,2018, we will be hosting a Friends and Family gathering at our Christmas Shoppe from 4 pm to 7 pm. All purchases that evening will be 20% off with the exception of jams, pies and trees.
We hope you can join us.
Thank you for choosing Rose’s and keeping CT Green and Growing.
Noticing Rose's Farm sold 50 acres and switched to cut-and-carry only, it reminds me of taking a moca test where you quickly adapt to new tasks
It reminds me of finding a cool puzzle level on hypackel games during a lunch break, where you adapt to new rules – here, it's a real-life holiday logistics shift!
Reading that Rose's won't offer tree tagging this year and cut-and-carry is $40+tax, it feels like a different kind of puzzle to plan the holiday trip. It actually reminds me of playing sand tetris during my coffee break, where pieces settle into place – here
I noticed Rose's Farm stopped tree tagging and now offers cut-and-carry for $40, which actually reminds me of the quick decisions needed in electron dash when dodging obstacles.
Reading that Rose's Farm sold 50 acres and switched to cut-and-carry only, it's like when I use a numerology calculator for quick insights-both reveal shifts beneath the surface.