Frosty’s Christmas Trees- Dripping Springs Tx

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Frosty’s Christmas Trees- Dripping Springs Tx

Quality trees for reasonable prices! Located in Mercer Street Triangle in Dripping Springs, Tx!

11/02/2023

We wish you all a very Merry Christmas!⛄️

10/18/2023

We're counting down the days!
See y'all soon!⛄🎄⛄🎄⛄🎄

09/27/2023

It's almost that time of the year!
And we cant wait ⛄️🎄⛄️🎄

Frosty's Christmas Trees will be opening
NOVEMBER 26th!
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Located on Historic Mercer Street in Dripping Springs, TX.
⛄️MERCER STREET TRIANGLE🎄
(Across 290 from Hill Country Health Center, across from Richland Real estate on HWY 12)

We'll have a variety of beautiful Christmas trees for you and your family to choose from.
See y'all soon!

12/01/2022

☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄☃️🎄Looking for your Christmas tree now that it’s December 1st? Come out to Frosty’s and wander through our Christmas tree forest. You’re sure to find the perfect one.

Located at 610 Hwy 290W in Dripping Springs next to O’Reilly’s.

📸 credit: Frosty’s customer Morgan Land
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11/25/2022

Frosty’s is open rain or shine 10-8:00 daily until all our pretty little trees find a home. Come find the perfect tree for your family. NEW LOCATION: 610 Hwy 290W next to O’Reillys Auto Parts.

Come see us! ☃️🎄

11/12/2022

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NEW LOCATION FOR 2022
610 W. Hwy 290 in the heart of Dripping!
Next to O’Reilly’s Auto Parts
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Come see us beginning 11/25 at our new location!

New location but the same high quality trees at reasonable prices!

Frosty says, “Come on down for the best trees in town.” ☃️

11/11/2022

Christmas trees will arrive soon! Frosty’s will be at a new location this year, but still in the “downtown” Dripping area.

Opening on Friday Nov. 25!

Stay tuned for the NEW location! ☃️🎄
Can’t wait to see your smiling faces again. 😊

12/09/2021

Well, it was another fast crazy year at Frosty’s Christmas Trees. We are now sold out of trees. Thank you to all our customers who came to find their tree at Frosty’s this year. You make this possible. See you next year! ⛄️🎄

12/06/2021

If you haven’t come by to find your Christmas tree yet, don’t delay. We still have a variety of sizes, and they are all beautiful and fresh, BUT numbers are dwindling quickly. Come getcha one! ⛄️🎄

12/05/2021

“Frosty” made an appearance tonight. You just never know when this guy will show up. He’s such a happy jolly soul. ⛄️⛄️

11/28/2021

It’s a beautiful day to come over to Frosty’s to choose the perfect Christmas tree. Maybe pick up a peppermint while you’re here. Come see us! ⛄️🎄

11/27/2021

Whether you live in the Dripping Springs area or will be driving out to find your tree at Frosty’s, you should make a side trip to see the Maywald Family Christmas Light Display! All this family’s hard work brings their yard to life each Christmas season with an incredible light display for visitors to enjoy. Donations are collected and distributed to the Make a Wish Foundation. So have a storybook evening with your own family while in turn bringing joy to the life of a child. ❤️

https://maywaldchristmasdisplay.weebly.com/

11/23/2021

They’re here! Getting ready to unload. We open on Friday at 10am. ⛄️🎄

11/20/2021

Every year customers ask me how long will their tree last? How can they keep it fresh once it’s in their home? Here are my suggestions and my own experience last year.

1. WATER…never let the tree run out of water. We’ll cut the base at the lot for you, but you must get it in water soon after to avoid having the sap seal the fresh cut. Likewise, if your tree runs out of water in the stand the bottom will seal preventing the tree from drawing up more water.

2. Placement: Do your best to keep your tree away from heat sources like windows, fireplaces, and heating vents. I violate this one ALL the time by placing my tree in front of a window. However, I close the blinds when it would receive direct sunlight.

3. Temperature: This may not be possible for everyone, but keeping your house cool makes your tree happy. It’s accustomed to cooler temps, and does better in a cool house without a heating vent blowing directly on it. Heat dries the air which also dries your tree.

I set up my tree on Dec. 5 last year which is fairly early for me. I kept it up until it began to feel dry on Jan. 8. That was my experiment for you guys. This video was taken on Jan. 5, and as you can see the tree was still soft and retaining its needles.

I hope this helps! ⛄️🎄

11/19/2021

Our truck is at the Christmas tree farm loading up! Your perfect tree will soon be making its way from the Pacific Northwest to Dripping Springs. Come find it! We open at 10am on Friday Nov. 26. See ya soon! 🎄🎄🎄

10/28/2021

Plans are in place and the days are ticking away as we anticipate the delivery of our 2021 Christmas trees. Once again Frosty’s will be bringing beautiful Christmas trees from the Pacific Northwest to our little corner of Dripping Springs.

Same location (RR12 /Mercer)
Same selection
Same smiling faces ready to see you

Come early! After selling out very early last year, who knows how quickly this season will move?

Opening November 26!

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Dripping Springs, TX

Website

https://www.frostyschristmastrees.com/

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Every year customers ask me how long will their tree last? How can they keep it fresh once it’s in their home? Here are my suggestions and my own experience last year. 1. WATER…never let the tree run out of water. We’ll cut the base at the lot for you, but you must get it in water soon after to avoid having the sap seal the fresh cut. Likewise, if your tree runs out of water in the stand the bottom will seal preventing the tree from drawing up more water. 2. Placement: Do your best to keep your tree away from heat sources like windows, fireplaces, and heating vents. I violate this one ALL the time by placing my tree in front of a window. However, I close the blinds when it would receive direct sunlight. 3. Temperature: This may not be possible for everyone, but keeping your house cool makes your tree happy. It’s accustomed to cooler temps, and does better in a cool house without a heating vent blowing directly on it. Heat dries the air which also dries your tree. I set up my tree on Dec. 5 last year which is fairly early for me. I kept it up until it began to feel dry on Jan. 8. That was my experiment for you guys. This video was taken on Jan. 5, and as you can see the tree was still soft and retaining its needles. I hope this helps! ⛄️🎄