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  • Volunteers Plant 4,000 Seedlings at The Rocks

    Anna Berry
    May 13, 2022

    Nearly 40 volunteers, including groups from two high schools, planted more than 4,000 Christmas tree seedlings this month at The Rocks in ...

  • Caledonian Record: Nigel Manley Retires As Forest Society Christmas Tree Farmer

    April 13, 2022

    Through the decades, Manley established a thriving operation with some 32,000 Christmas trees in the fields, has greeted thousands of families making the annual tradition to The Rocks to cut their own trees, and has developed a robust set of education programs,.

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  • Long-time Christmas Tree Farmer, North Country Director Nigel Manley to Take on New Role with the Forest Society at The Rocks

    Jack Savage
    April 13, 2022

    Manley will continue to work part-time for the Forest Society on a variety of programs.

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Harvest Your Own Christmas Tree

Our Christmas tree farm is now closed for the season. 

 

MORE INFO: Email The Rocks at info@therocks.org or call (603) 444-6228.


 

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At The Rocks, we take pride in our holiday offerings:

  • A family atmosphere;
  • Top-quality trees;
  • Scenic turn-of-the-century country farm with exceptional views of the White Mountains;
  • Courteous service;
  • Free tree baling (wrapping);
  • Uniquely designed wreaths;
  • The knowledge that your purchases help to support forest conservation in the Granite State;
  • A Christmas Memory Package that will create lasting memories and start a great tradition for your family and friends.

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A family brings a Christmas tree home from The Rocks’ Christmas tree farm in Bethlehem in December 2020.

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A Working Tree Farm

At The Rocks, we've been growing Christmas trees for over 35 years as part of our land conservation and management efforts.

Learn more about how we plant, prune and harvest top-quality Christmas trees.
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Phone: 603.224.9945Fax: 603.228.0423info@forestsociety.org
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