Cypress News & Updates

Several varieties of Arizona cypress are available as living Christmas trees, with some being native to Texas. These trees can grow to a mature height of 35 feet.

The demand for Christmas trees in Texas is growing, leading to an increase in the acreage dedicated to growing them. Afghan pine and Leland cypress are popular choices for both growers and consumers in the western part of the state.

Texas Christmas tree farms are experiencing a surge in popularity, with many families opting for real trees. Farms like Seiler Christmas Tree Farm near Seguin are seeing increased demand for their pine and cypress trees.

This guide highlights Central Texas farms offering Virginia Pines and Leyland Cypress trees for the holiday season. Many farms provide fun weekend activities and educational tours for families.

Discover top local farms in the San Antonio area known for choose-and-cut cypress and pine trees. These beloved Central Texas farms offer fun weekend activities and educational tree tours.

A visit to a Texas Christmas tree farm is a cherished tradition for many families. These farms cultivate both pine and cypress Christmas trees, starting them from seeds or propagation.

Experience a festive drive-through Christmas light display located at 14811 Cypress Meadow Dr, Cypress, TX 77429. This event is free to attend, offering a wonderful way to enjoy the holiday spirit after your drive.

Johnson's Christmas Corner in Cypress is back for another year, bringing joy to the community. A Texas family has recreated a Christmas village, adding to the festive atmosphere.

East Texas is home to various Christmas tree farms, offering a selection of popular trees like Norway spruce, Douglas fir, Virginia pine, and Arizona cypress. Residents can visit these farms to find their perfect holiday tree.

At Pipe Creek Christmas Tree Farm, over 6,000 trees are tended, including Afghan pines and Leyland cypress. This farm is part of a long-standing Christmas tree tradition in the Texas Hill Country.

The Texas Christmas tree industry is experiencing increased demand, leading to growth in farm acreage. Leland cypress trees have become more popular alongside the traditional Virginia Pine.

Hunt County's Christmas tree farms are now open for the season, offering a variety of trees for families. Cypress and Arizona cypress trees are among the options available for purchase at over 50 farms across Texas.

The 24th annual Parade of Lights is scheduled to assist and financially support volunteer firefighters. This event is part of the holiday season in Cypress.