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From U-cut to pre-cut, where to get your live Christmas tree

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From left, Melissa, Rilyn, Kalen and Avery Hanna drag their chosen tree to the staging area.
From left, Melissa, Rilyn, Kalen and Avery Hanna walk their tree to the staging area at Small's Northwest Evergreen tree farm in Ferndale to get wrapped in plastic twine. They picked their tree because it was tall and skinny, Melissa said. (Andrew Ford/Cascadia Daily News)
By Amy Kepferle Staff Reporter
On a frosty and foggy Sunday morning, customers at Small’s Northwest Evergreens Christmas tree farm in Ferndale showed up early to find the perfect Douglas, grand, noble or Nordmann fir trees to cut down and bring home.  For some, visiting Small’s has long been a family tradition. Multiple generations are often in tow to help make the big decision.   Bliss Small planted his first trees in 1979 and ran Small’s Northwest Evergreens tree farm operation until this year when he

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