Christmas Trees in Gramercy

The quietest corner of downtown

Gramercy is a strange and wonderful pocket of Manhattan. The park is private (and yes, we know you don’t have a key, neither do we). The buildings are old and dignified. There are blocks where you can hear birds. In the middle of New York City. Birds.

We deliver around the park and beyond: Irving Place, 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd, from Park Avenue South over to Third Avenue. We’ve delivered to the prewar co-ops on Gramercy Park South. We’ve delivered to the brownstones on East 19th, which Mark Twain once called the most beautiful block in New York. We’ve delivered to the writer who lives above Pete’s Tavern and orders the same 6-foot Fraser every year.

Gramercy is a neighborhood for people who don’t want a scene. The customers here tend to be quiet, considered, polite. We try to match that. Quick text when we arrive. Quiet setup. A tree that smells like the woods. We try not to ring the doorbell more than once.

If you live in a doorman building near the park, we know which buildings have strict delivery rules and which are easygoing. Just let us know when you order. We’ll handle the rest.

What we bring to Gramercy

• Classic Fraser firs, 4 to 15 feet, hand-picked from NC and PA
• Scheduled bicycle delivery, doorman-coordinated when needed
• Setup in stand, watered, leveled, quiet
• Wreaths and garlands for prewar mantels and doorways
• Co-op familiar, we know your building’s rules
• January removal, scheduled around your week