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can be made by calling 9878252. The Kilpatricks offer medium sized firs and spruces and large Scotch pine, most grown for cathedral ceilings. Their farm is located on Route 618 off 231 in the F.T. Valley.
Nels Parson, of Washington, says his trees are mostly suited to cathedral ceilings. This is the sort of tree that represents 18 years of growth, he says, but he isn’t in sales as any major business. He limits his production to approximately 100 trees each year and got started mostly because his family enjoyed cutting their own. He thought it might be fun to plant a place in Rappahannock to do that. His Christmas tree
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