JAlly Farms

were thinking of selling Jally Farms LLC domain name included

would any one be interested in a B &B tree sometimes refered to a living Christmas tree. or a grow your own Christmas tree it would be a great way to start a new family tradition!

These just came in and will be for sale for $19.50. Save your tree from getting dried out on and have it securely fastened to your car. They can also be reused.

These will be for sale during Sept. and oct or call me for pickup only

hi all I have recently had a stroke last Easterand we are in pumpkin plantying seaseon and desperately need help today arvon and I are asking any body thats willing tp help us out today plant these pumpkins please stop by 510 N 32nd st Parsons KS

Closed for for the season. Thank you for a wonderful year, We'll cya next year for pumpkins and more precut trees.

These are the sizes type were planning on getting next year
Fraser Fir 5-8'
Fraser Fir 12' only a few

Canaan Fir 6-8'
Canaan Fir 8-10'

Scotch Pines 5-7.5"

We can get CO, Blue spruce too if you would like us too but these trees are better cut around dec 5th for better needle retention since we'll get our delivery late nov I think it would be better not to order these.

Keep in mind that these are planned for next year. I may be able to get another supplier, I will try but no guaranties. If you have a size/type you would like us to order please post it in a comment.

We wish you all a very merry Christmas and a happy new year!

JAlly Farms updated their business hours.

A little bit of Info about your christmas tree you may have bought from us. We may try to plant these next spring/fall. the possibilities for the tree to grow in SE KS look better than we had thought.

Species: Canaan Fir - Abies balsamea var phanerolepis

Canaan fir, also called West Virginia balsam fir, is a little known tree that is native to isolated pockets in the mountains of West Virginia and Virginia.

Some have suggested that, during the last glacial period, a continuous fir population extended from North Carolina north along the Appalachian mountain range into Canada. As the climate changed, fir in the Appalachian mountains were replaced by other species at lower elevations, isolating balsam fir to the north, Fraser fir at higher elevations in Virginia and North Carolina, and Canaan fir at higher elevations in parts of Virginia and West Virginia. The tree takes its common name from the Canaan Valley northeast of Elkins, West Virginia.

As you might expect, Canaan fir has many similarities to both Fraser and balsam fir in growth and appearance. Unfortunately, this similarity has led to a great deal of taxonomic confusion. It has been suggested that only one species of balsam fir with three varieties be recognized in the Eastern United States: Abies balsamea var. balsamea (balsam fir), Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis (Canaan fir), and Abies balsamea var. fraseri (Fraser fir). In the past, some have also promoted the classification of Canaan fir as Abies intermedia, representing a cross between Fraser and balsam fir. Neither of these systems found widespread approval and presently Canaan fir is considered a special ecotype, or variety of balsam fir, whereas Fraser fir (A. fraseri) is considered a separate species.

Canaan fir is an attractive medium-sized tree generally reaching 40-55 feet in height and 20-25 feet in width. It exhibits a relatively dense, pyramidal crown with a slender spire-like tip that often imparts a formal appearance. Foliage color is lustrous dark green to bluish green with silvery stomatic bands on the underside of the needles. Needles generally are two-ranked, ¾ -1 ½ inch long and are spreading and uncrowded on the branch. On some trees, the needles tend to be shorter and curved upwards so as to cover the upper sides of the twigs. Significant variation can occur in both tree habit and needle type.

HI all The 22nd is the last day we'll be open for the season.
All precut trees are $35 and wreaths are $15 some pines left and many Firs from 6-8ft.

510 N 32nd St Parsons.KS

ALL TREES ARE $35.00!
Firs and pines 6/7ft.
Hand made Wreaths $15.00 any size (only a few left.)
Need a tree stand? we have those too.

Our Last day well be open is the 22nd so come on down and get a tree today or a 2nd tree for another room.
510 N 32nd St Parsons KS

It was our pleasure to be a part of the Stella Wells Christmas Tree Auction this year. All trees that were decorated and auctioned were purchased from JAlly Farms, and we couldn't be prouder of how they turned out. One of the bids went as high as $10,500 and all the trees were able to raise quite a lot of money for the Stella Wells charity.

This highest bid winning tree is a 7 foot Canaan Fir and makes for a very beautiful Christmas tree. We have plenty more like it on our lot, so come see us to pick out yours today.

hi all thank you for a great opening day. Still plenty of Christmas trees left from 6-8'. Were open daily from 10a/12Sun until 6pm until supplies last. Firs and Pines available

510 N 32nd St in Parsons,KS

JAlly farms Christmas tree farm/lot is open daily from 10am till 6pm and 12pm on Sunday until supplies last. Trees range from 5 - 8' This year we have 2 types of trees this year Pine and Fir. we also have fraser fir wreaths for sale in the Elfs workshop wooden snowmen and deer made on the farm are also for sale.

Come by and get your tree today!

510 N 32nd St Parsons KS

lets hope it doesn't rain at least for today. Were open today unless we get heavy rain. Plenty of Pines and Fir trees to choose from 5-8'

510 N 32nd St, Parsons KS

We just bought our tree from JAlly Farms come get yours at 10am tomorrow (black friday) open daily. visit our page or look us up on Google or on our website at jallyfarms.com

were located at
510 N 32nd st in Parsons,KS

Don't forget these little guys too

Cinco Tree stands will be available for sale in the Elfs workshop
We'll have 2 types both are able to support 5-8' trees and cost
$21 and $31 depending on the type, Both of them will hold enough water to sufficiently supply your tree with water

hi every one. some of you might have seen a big truck in front of our farm. It was our tree delivery for this season. We'll have 2 types of trees this year Pine trees from 5-7' and Canaan Firs from 6 -8'. the Canaan firs are very similar to Fraser and Balsam firs. We'll also have live Fraser fir wreaths. for sale too. Opening day will be 10am on Black Friday. cant wait to see you there :)

Here are some of the most common questions we get at our tree farm/lot

How to care for our tree after purchase.

Drilling a hole in the base of the trunk does not affect water uptake. The use of drilled/pin type devices to supply water directly to holes drilled in the tree is not as effective as displaying the tree in a more traditional type of stand.

No chemicals
Do not use chemicals in the stand to prevent evaporation. Water moves into the trunk at the lower cut end, and eventually evaporates (transpires) from the foliage. Evaporation from the surface of water in the stand is negligible, compared to the loss from transpiration. Do not use additives in water, including floral preservatives, molasses, sugar, bleach, soft drinks, aspirin, honey, or other concoctions. Do not apply film-forming anti-transpirants. The products supposedly block the evaporation of water from the surface of foliage, but in reality have little benefit. Do not use water holding gels in the stand. They reduce the amount of water available to trees. Clean water is the only requirement to maintain freshness.

Keep away from heat
Keep displayed trees away from point sources of heat (fireplaces, heaters, heat vents, windows with direct sunlight). Lowering the room temperature will slow drying, resulting in less water consumption.

Lights
Use only UL approved lights and electrical cords and devices on trees. Check electrical cords and lights for damage prior to placement on the tree. LED lights are the best to use as they do not produce a lot of heat which will dry out your tree faster.

Pets
Keep pets out of the room in which the tree is placed, especially if you can't be there to supervise. Cats are known for leaping onto Christmas trees, especially when pursued by another pet. Use a ceiling hook to keep the tree from toppling. Both cats and dogs can knock down and break glass ornaments, then cut themselves on the pieces. Pets may also gnaw on electrical cords for Christmas tree lights. So hide them when possible, or help prevent injury by purchasing a pet-proof cover for the wiring.

Watering your tree
Always keep the tree stand filled with water. Dried sap will form a seal over the cut stump within several hours if the water level falls below the base of the tree. If this occurs, make another fresh cut in the butt-end and promptly fill the stand with water. Use hot tap water which will soften sap and facilitate absorption.

How much water
A tree will absorb as much as a gallon of water or more in the 24 hours after it is cut, and one or more quarts everyday after. Maintaining a steady water level prevents the needles from drying out and dropping off and the boughs from drooping. Water will also keep the tree fragrant. Do not allow the water pan to empty or go below the tree base.

hi all Christmas time will be here sooner than you think. were getting the Elf's Workshop ready to open up. Opening day will be Black Friday at 10am. The fresh cut trees have been ordered. and will be shipped out just in time for our opening for the 2022 Christmas season. We'd love to see you here! 🎄

Christmas is coming soon and we are getting things ready for tree sales. the pre-cut trees will be awesome this year!

E-gift cards are now available. They can be reloaded, they never expire. and make a wonderful gift. Use them for yourself, give them to family and friends or give them to your favorite charity.

Get one today from JAlly farms either online or at our farm
buy online : https://squareup.com/gift/K167GSGYP0T6P/order

For a plastic card stop in or call 682-552-8345
510 N 32nd St
Parsons KS

Note: I just wanted to add that this will not guaranty you a tree. Trees are available until supplies last.

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Come see us at 510 N 32nd St in Parsons. We offer precut Fraser Fir trees that are available from 5ft - 8ft in height. All trees are now $10 per foot. Start a new tradition and pick out the perfect one-of-a-kind tree to fit your family. 🎄🌲

Still plenty of good Christmas trees left! Fraser Firs from 5 to 8' Stop on by to get yours today

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As we are a new farm all of our Cut your own trees are still growing. Not to worry though we have 5-8' fresh cut Fraser Firs for sale at $11/ft