Christmas Trees in Greenwich Village

The Village still has its character

Bob Dylan used to live around the corner. Patti Smith too. The chess players still set up in Washington Square. The buskers still play near the arch. The Village changed, sure. But if you walk west of Sixth Avenue on a December evening with the lights on and snow starting to fall, it still feels like a movie.

We deliver across Greenwich Village: Washington Square, MacDougal, Sullivan, Thompson, LaGuardia. Up to West 14th, down to Houston, and west to Sixth Avenue. We have a lot of NYU professor customers in the brownstones north of the park. We have a lot of long-time renters in those four-floor walk-ups on Sullivan. We have a few jazz musicians who order the same 7-foot Fraser every year. We love them all.

The Village is the kind of neighborhood where people still know their neighbors. Where the guy at the bodega remembers your coffee order. Where the dry cleaner asks how the kids are doing. We try to bring that same energy to delivery. Quick text when we’re on the way. Setup that doesn’t leave needles all over your floor. A wave hello next time you walk past our stand on 2nd Ave.

What we bring to the Village

• Fresh-cut Fraser firs, 2 to 20 feet, personally harvested
• Bicycle delivery from our East Village stand, fast and quiet
• Setup in stand, watered, ready for ornaments
• Wreaths and garlands for old Village doorways
• Walk-up friendly, we know your Sullivan Street staircase
• January removal, scheduled when you’re ready