THINGS ARE LOOKING THIS YEAR. NOT EVEN CHRISTMAS TREES COULD ESCAPE THE ECONOCMI PANDEMONIUM OF 2021 OUR GROWERS HAVE THEY’VE JUST BEEN SHORT ON TRS EETHIS YEAR. CUTTING TO THE CHASE AND GETTING A TREE EARLY WLDOU BE BEST BECAUSE WHILE THIS SITE MAY BE FILLED WITH TREES SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES EXTREME HEAT AND WILDFIRES SLODWE FARMERS DOWN THIS YEAR. THEY’VE DONE EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO GIVE US WHAT THEY HAD PATRICK VACARELLA HEAD OF OPERATIONS AT MOUNTAIN SCOSUT CHRISTMAS TREE FARM SAYS HIS TREE SALES AREN’T FEINGEL THE IMPACT JUST YET IN YEARS PAST. IT’S BEEN ABOUT 4,300. I THINK WE'R’ UP TO OUNDAR FOR 5,000 THIS YEAR ROBERT ROBINSON AND HIS FAMILY SAY SHOPPING FOR TREES IS SOMETHING NOT EVEN THE GRINCH COULD RUIN ANDE W DO THIS EVERY SUNDAY EVENING AFTER THANKSGIVING SOME FAMILIES. I SPOKE WITH TLEL ME THEY’VE PICKED UP TREES HERE SINCE THE 90S. THEY TELL ME LAST YEAR. SO DISTANCING AND MASK. IT FEELS GREAT TOE B OUT DOING SOMETHING NORMAL AGAIN. I THINK WE’RE GETTING THERE AND JUST BEING ABLE TO WALK AROUND AND NOT HAVE THOSE MASKS ON IT’S VERY FREEING AND IT'’ JUST MORE ENJOYABLE. WE HAVE PICTURES FROM WHEN I WAS REAL LITTLE COMING OUT HERE. IT’S ALWAYS FUN TO GET THE TREE AND THEN DECORATED WHEN YOU GET HOME VACCAREALL SAYS SUPPLY CHAIN ISSUES AREN’T THE ONLY THING SLOWING TMHE DOWN LIVE TREES TAKE TIME TO GROW BUT I THINK IT’S AROUND A YEAR PER FOOT VACAREL SLAAYS THEY PLAN TO STAY. BUT UNTIL DECEMBER 2T1S OR UNTIL THE LAST TREE IS SOLD.