the tradition of Christmas tree It has become a natural expression rite that recalls the beauty and immensity of the universe according to a Saxon cult. Currently, each person gives it a different meaning according to their beliefs, but the only thing that does not change is that we all want to have a beautiful tree in our home. But Do you already know where to buy sustainable Christmas trees?
For more than 50 years in Mexico there have been plantations destined for Christmas trees, which are certified by CONAFOR. This ensures that there are trees cultivated under the control of the authorities so that other forests are not affected by the Christmas sales.
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Most of the crops are planted in ranches or greenhouses in the CDMX, Guanajuato, Puebla, Veracruz, Jalisco, Tlaxcala and the State of Mexico. Depending on where you are, you can be sure that you will get your tree in a pot or in the best way to avoid damaging the environment.
If you still have questions about where to buy trees of Christmas trees and you are in CDMX and its surroundings, pay attention to the following guide so that you can find the perfect tree and acquire it in a sustainable way.
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Where to buy natural and sustainable Christmas trees in Mexico?
Nursery El Pinar de la Cima – Kilometer 43 Federal Highway Mexico-Cuernavaca
Within the conservation land, local registered growers plant Christmas trees to care for the environment. These plantations near the Tlalpan delegation are made on land where there was no forest cover before, plus you can get a potted tree.
Navideña Agroforestry – Kilometer 20.5 Xochimilco Oaxtepec Highway, on Buena Vilta street, Milpa Alta
The centers certified as Christmas planting places are under control so as not to harm the ecosystem. The trees that occur in this area are Pinus ayacahuite Y Abies religious. If you are near Xochimilco, this is an excellent option to not travel too far and have a little tree that is produced by Mexicans.
Amecameca – Cuaxomeca, San Pedro Nexapa, Amecameca Municipality, State of Mexico
Here you can get your ideal potted tree, avoid cutting it and return it to the forest after using it. In this area only Pinus ayacahuiteso if you are walking through the State of Mexico this is the option for you.
FB Nursery Amecameca
Association of Christmas Foresters of the State of Mexico – Christmas Fair, Bicentennial Park, Metepec
The inhabitants of the municipality of Metepec, State of Mexico, can find a good option at the Metepec Christmas Fair. The foresters display the most beautiful Douglas trees of large size and beautiful color.
The same association also has another point of sale at Río Neva #17, Colonia Renacimiento, Cuauhtémoc, CDMX, CP 06500.
Christmas tree market in Puebla – Avenida Las Margaritas S/N between Avenida Nacional and 11 Sur, San José Mayorazgo, CP 72130
If you want a more touristy tour and take advantage of the Christmas sales, Puebla has great options in its Christmas tree market. There is a variety of trees for all those who want to take care of the environment, in addition to the fact that the vendors are endorsed by the Puebla government.
Morelos – Federal Highway Mexico-Cuernavaca kilometer 55, entrance to the swings, Rancho Ayacahuite property
A little closer to Morelos, the independent growers of Rancho Ayacahuite welcome visitors with a variety of beautiful pine trees. Located in the municipality of Huitzilac, these producers are an alternative to support small entrepreneurs.
If you are not near any of these options, you can also check the Christmas tree sales points published by the city government. This catalog includes places from independent Mexican producers that we can support.
There is always a way to celebrate special dates without harming the environment: do not abandon the idea of buying Christmas trees and better research the right places to do it; support small producers and enjoy the holidays.
You can consult the official catalog here.
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