2024 Rockefeller and White House Trees Announced
2024 Rockefeller and White House Trees Announced

2024 Rockefeller and White House Trees Announced

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This year's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is a 74-foot Norway spruce from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, marking the first time since 1959 that a tree from Massachusetts is chosen. The tree, spotted by Rockefeller Center's head gardener Erik Pauze in 2020, will be cut down on November 7 and will arrive in New York City on November 9. It will be illuminated on December 4 during a live TV broadcast, continuing a tradition that has been a hallmark of New York City's holiday celebrations since the 1930s. Additionally, the White House has selected a Fraser fir from Cartner's Christmas Tree Farm in North Carolina for its Blue Room display, symbolizing resilience for a region recovering from the damage caused by Hurricane Helene. This choice highlights the ongoing recovery efforts in Avery County, which was severely affected by flooding and landslides. The Rockefeller tree's journey and the White House's selection both emphasize the spirit of unity and hope during the holiday season.

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