Forests Ontario’s Annual Holiday Tree Sale

Season’s greeting from all of us at Forests Ontario! We are thrilled to offer our annual holiday tree and wreath sale this November.

Trees & Wreaths are now sold out

How to purchase your own tree or wreath

Step 1:

Pre-purchase your holiday tree and wreath through our Shop.

Select your desired tree and/or wreath and complete your purchase through our secure Shop checkout.

Step 2:

Check your email inbox (junk folder too)! You should receive email confirmation of your order and another email in 1-2 business days with more details regarding pick-up information.

Step 3:

Drop by for pick up! Come find us at the south end of the Distillery District, a new location this year! We’ll be in the laneway behind Balzac’s Coffee located at 1 Trinity Street on November 27th 2021 from 10am-3:30pm. There will be designated parking available for order pickup. If you’d like to explore the Distillery District’s Winter Village after you pick up your order, please note that tickets are required Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays after 4:00 pm. Tickets are $8 each (age 6 years and up). All other times, access is free of charge and tickets are not required.

All proceeds from sales will go towards Forests Ontario programs.

Why purchase a real tree?

Real trees grow sustainably on tree farms, where they sequester carbon as they grow. When one is cut down, another is planted in its place. Real trees are also 100% biodegradable, and can be recycled into mulch for city parks, habitat for fish and wildlife, or even crafts.

Artificial trees are usually made in another country, packaged in plastic, and transported a great distance. They also can’t be recycled, and get dumped in landfills, usually before their expected end-of-life.

Most trees are grown on farms, creating employment and income for families. More than 500 farmers produce upwards of one million Christmas trees in Ontario each year. The Christmas tree industry also creates jobs in transportation and retail. Buying a real, locally-sourced tree means you know where your tree came from, who helped it grow, and what your money is going towards. Support local!