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National Christmas Tree
Association
The National Christmas Tree Association represents
Christmas tree professionals all across the United
States, and promotes the use of real Christmas
trees. More that 5,100 professionals support the NCTA through their membership, participation in the
Tree Industry Partnership, and/or individual
investments. By focusing its work on 3 key
areas; promotion and research, federal
representation, and professional education; the NCTA
helps its members provide a higher quality product
at a reasonable cost to a wide variety of consumers
all across the nation.
North Carolina Christmas Tree Association
Like the National Christmas Tree Association, the
NCCTA helps its members succeed through promotion
and education.
North Carolina has more than 1,600 growers that
produce about 50 million Fraser Fir Christmas trees
growing on over 25,000 acres. About 90% of species
grown in North Carolina are Fraser Firs. The North
Carolina Fraser Fir has been judged the nations best
through a contest sponsored by the NCTA, and has
been chosen as the official White House Christmas
tree 9 times, more than any other species.
Allegheny Christmas Tree Association
Allegheny County’s location in the higher elevations
of Western North Carolina where the cool
temperatures and altitude offer the perfect climate
for growing Christmas trees,
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