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Pinecrest Tree Farm celebrates 25 years under current ownership
28 Nov 2020
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At a not-so-little farm off Highway 77 in Blue Springs, thousands of trees are waiting to become the Christmas centerpiece at local homes and businesses.
A large, inflatable Santa waves people into the tree-picking portion of Pinecrest Tree Farm. However, customers can also enter the nearby office building to shop for an array of wreaths, ornaments, greenery centerpieces and other decorations.
This year is Gary and Cherri Trumps’ 25th anniversary of owning the farm with their three children, and now their children’s’ families.
“Twenty-five years ago, we decided that we’re a farm family and we just wanted the kids to be busy on the farm,” Cherri Trump said.
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