Tree Barn
4/18/2007 Update:
The Tree Barn on 6th and Willow now does a lot more than Christmas trees and decorations. Check it out!
Will stop by later this week to possibly pick something up that can freshen my place up a little.
See last years xmas offerings after the break.
12/4/2006:
Where do you buy your Christmas trees and decorations from?
The undisputed King of Christmas gear in Hoboken is most certainly the Tree Barn, which is set up on 6th and Willow. They sell all sorts of stuff in addition to their estimated 2,500 trees which are sold each season. They even have an 18 foot tree if you live in a giant loft or even want to set it up outside in your backyard.
They’ve been In business now for over 25 years! From the over three thousand bows they make by hand starting in September, to the delivery and setup of your tree, they’ll do what it takes to make your holidays a festive one.
See more pictures after the break.
Seasonal – Inside Lot of Holy Innocence church
Description – Christmas Trees (Seasonal Sale)
Services – Firs, balsams, grave blankets, garlands, wreaths, tree stands, ornaments, gifts
Address – 530 Willow Ave, Hoboken, NJ 07030
Telephone – (201) 792-5115
33 Responses to ** Tree Barn **
April 18th, 2007 |
If this place is run by the same guy who used to sell the trees stay clear of him he’s robbing you. Those trees can be bought for 10 to 25 dollars tops and he gets them by the truck load. I can only imagine what his markup on plants is going to be. Go in and take a look at the prices anyone with half a brain will know if they seem high. If it is him he works for the carpentry division of Hoboken and also runs a Contracting business. Go figure that one out for yourself. (Can you say line your pockets? I knew you could.)
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April 18th, 2007 |
I’m going to go over there this weekend to give the place a look see.
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April 18th, 2007 |
Metropolitan Plant Exchange in Fort Lee. Not local, but they have great prices and they deliver.
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April 19th, 2007 |
Metropolitan Plant Exchange sounds good, but what if I don’t have any old plants to trade in?
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December 10th, 2008 |
Is there any other place to get a tree in Hoboken? I called up Tree Barn and they said there smaller trees go for $60 to $75 which seems a bit high.
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December 10th, 2008 |
In response to MartyMcFly who said:
Marty is that you?
4th & 6th and Clinton are both selling trees. Home Depot (outside the Holland Tunnel) also has some.
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December 10th, 2008 |
Also stop by Our Lady of Grace church, willow between 4 and 5th
they have less expensive trees in all sizes.
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December 10th, 2008 |
In response to MartyMcFly who said:
The Church over on Jefferson and 3rd sells trees. 3rd may not be the right street but, it’s in that area.
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December 10th, 2008 |
In response to Biff McFly who said:
YES, go to the HOME DEPOT by the Holland Tunnel…..Got a 7 Foot tree for $30….at least half the price of the crooks around this town….but hey, people will pay it, so I don’t blame them……Merry Xmas
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December 10th, 2008 |
In response to Oscar86 who said:
Home Depot deliver? Whats the cost? Excellent tip, thanks!
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December 11th, 2008 |
In response to Hudson St. who said:
I was at Home Depot in Seacacus the other day and got a massive 7 ft tree for $19.97 plus tax I didn’t open it there so was waiting for the “suprise” when I got home. Let’s just say I have a beautiful full tree, and was pleasantly suprised! For that ammount of cash I thought I had a loser! Very Very happy here!
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December 11th, 2008 |
I went the Lowes… They’re done selling Christmas stuff already. The little they have left is all 50% off.
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December 11th, 2008 |
Man, I remember when I lived in Colorado, I’d swing past the Safeway and buy my 7ft tree for $15. That was if I was too lazy that year to walk 50 ft into the woods and cut it myself.
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