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3 nearby options for 2010 Capitol Hill Christmas trees

The holidaze have begun. Friday, you can find a dead tree of your own to drag back home, decorate, dance around and drink egg nog with. Not necessarily in that order. Know of another worthy lot we missed? Comments, please.


  • Dunshee House, 303 17th Ave East

    The tree lot will open on November 26 through December 23, 9-9, every day.

  • The Capitol Hill Alano Club, Madison and 23rd

    The Capitol Hill Alano Club Tree Lot opens this Friday at 4pm, 3 blocks east of the Club on Madison. Help keep your Club fiscally healthy, so we can continue to provide a space for recovery!

  • Christmas Trees at El Centro de la Raza, 2524 16th Ave S (nearby!)

Dates: November 26th – December 19th

Lot Times: M-F 4-8pm, S-S noon-8

*Prices reduced if you order prior to November 26th! Call 206-957-4605.

Your purchase of a fresh tree supports our 30 Human Service and Community Building Programs such as our Child Development Center, Hope for Youth, Homelessness Assistance, Food Bank, Financial Literacy, Senior Programs, and many more! Pre-order today and help change the lives of over 22,000 children and families we serve annually.

Prices and more info at:

http://elcentrodelaraza.wordpress.com/2010/11/09/pre-order-your-chirtmas-today-from-el-centro-de-la-raza/

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Brian Campbell
Brian Campbell
13 years ago

Normally there’s a Christmas tree farm that has a stall at the farmer’s market this time of year. I would imagine they’d be there this Sunday.

lilybird99
lilybird99
13 years ago

Any advice on where I can get a non-dead small potted tree, like the one in the picture?

final answer
final answer
13 years ago

Huh, something looks familiar in that photo…. :)

p.s. lilybird99, the tree in that photo is a dead one from Target.

DOD
DOD
13 years ago

I’m going to purchase my tree at el Centro in honor of Roberto Maestas who died earlier this year. He was an amazing man, civil rights leader and social justice activist.

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/localnews/2012965397_m

Rudy
Rudy
13 years ago

The lot at Dunshee is great ….. wonderful help, great trees …. charity get the money.

Have bought there for years, always happy.

OldManChris
OldManChris
13 years ago

The Dunshee House tree sale has been our one-stop shop for all of our trees for many years now. They have a great assortment of varieties and sizes, and the fine folks that assist you do a great job year after year. The Dunshee also carries pine wreaths and I think some pine branch banners/bunting, as well as stands and the essential hardware. I’d forget going elsewhere to find accessories and look no further than this fine house on the corner of 17th and Thomas!

Jim
Jim
13 years ago

If I get a tree this year, it will be strapped to the top of my car for the ride home. Does anyone know if Dunshee House or DelaRaza will provide rope and help with tying-to?

If not, does anyone know somewhere in the city at a reasonable price that provides such service? I’m just too lazy, I guess, to go buy some rope.

at
at
13 years ago

I would suggest a norfolk pine. It’s a really great, easy to keep houseplant but also sturdy enough for lights, ornaments and decoration for Christmas.

brian
brian
13 years ago

I volunteered at the Dunshee House tree sale a few years back and they had twine and we helped secure the trees to people’s cars. I can’t guarantee they still do that, but it only makes sense that they would.

audrey
audrey
13 years ago

Yes, the Dunshee house folks will be happy to tie it to your car. They are very helpful there!

Cityview Jim
Cityview Jim
13 years ago

Thanks Everyone!

Dunshee House did a great job. Never had a nicer tree and they were all very helpful. FYI: Got a great 6-foot tree for $58! Very happy!!

CS
CS
13 years ago

The Capitol Hill Alano Club Tree Lot also has helpers to tie tree to your car (and have the rope etc). CHAC is also a non-profit organization, providing meeting space for a variety of 12-step groups including AA, NA, SAA, SLAA, Al-anon, etc. They provide a great service for the GLBT community.

jseattle
13 years ago

At Stevens Elementary:

On December 4, 2010, the PTA will host a sale of holiday decorations, including trees, greenery, and Hannukah or Kwanzaa candles, as well as a very popular Pancake Breakfast for the community. Breakfast is served from 8:30-10:30am, the cost is $6. Pre-ordered trees and holiday greenery will be available for pickup from 9-11am, and the general sale is from 11am-4pm.