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Good Christmas-tree lots

Kathryn Elise asks: "Where are the good tree lots in Boston?"

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Lambert and Cedar Grove Gardens in Dorchester

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Lamberts. Morrisey Blvd. They net them, too.

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Have bought there the last 2 times - beautiful trees, OK prices and they deliver (for an extra fee) - for a tip the guys will carry it upstairs for me.

The lot someone mentions on Harvard in Allston (I think owned by the hardware store across the street) is good too - but be very careful where you park. They have/had parking across the street by the store - I mistakenly parked next door and almost got towed a couple years ago.

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Mahoney's in Brighton, on Western Ave.
Good selection. Plan to drop $60 for about a 6ft. tree, though they have smaller ones for less and even tabletop trees that are already in tree stands.

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and made into condos.

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Their trees pass the "pinch test" (pinch and pull and no needles come with!). I've never gotten a bad one there. Staff is helpful and friendly, too!

They are on Rt. 3, just before the nines when you are coming from Winchester. (close to Woburn 4 Corners).

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Charlie is back at Tremont & Berkeley...

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Pemberton Farms on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge.

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I second Mark's tweet--the lot towards the end of Harvard Ave is terrific. Nice people, good trees, good prices.

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My parents and I have been buying trees from the lot on Harvard Ave in Allston since some time in the 1970s - during the years I lived in Cambridge and then Brookline I bought very small trees that I either walked home or took on the bus. Back then there was another lot nearby, on Cambridge Street between the auto parts store and what is now Sheesha Lounge - I shopped at both of them from year to year.

Another lot in Allston is on North Beacon Street near the IHOP, but I've never stopped there.

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Buckle Farms has a stand at the corner of Green St. and Amory at Bartlett Square Cafe. Hours are Saturdays 10-7, Sundays 10-7, Wednesdays,Thursdays and Fridays 3-7

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But if you're out that way, the Belmont Lions club has been selling trees as a charity fundraiser for eye research since forever; always nice trees and a cheerful buying experience. Right at the train station in Belmont Center. The Arlington Boys and Girls Club also sells trees.

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