Christmas tree farm grows traditions

For some, the scent of pine signals the holiday season
Tuesday, December 4, 2007 | 3:04 p.m. CST
In 2007, Dean Fitzgerald talked about having grown Christmas trees on his farm south of Columbia for 20 years.   ¦  Joy Mayer
BY Missourian staff

Breathe in the fresh pine air, grab a saw and take a tour of the Log Providence Pines Christmas tree farm. Dean Fitzgerald and his wife, Diane, serve up hot cider and family traditions along with acres of trees. For some people, it wouldn't be Christmas without a fresh-cut tree.

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