Biking Santa Christmas Tree Delivery.

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Santa Clause was seen this weekend at Buckelew Farms at Swan And Sunrise Picking up a tree with an elf.  After loading it onto a tow behind Sled he and the elf were observed riding East Towards Sabino Canyon.

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Drivers  waved enthusiastically and honked horns as they passed the Biking Santa,  many even pulling U turns to came back and snap a photo.

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When asked why he was in Tucson on a bike Mr. Claus responded “this is part of my physical training in preparation the big night later this month.  I’ve put in over 5,000 miles in the saddle this year and climbed over 250,000 feet.  I feel the best I have in years.  Only issue is Mrs. Claus is going to need to bring in all my suits.”

When you get your tree go to a Local. Buckelew Farm has 8 Locations:

  1. Ina & La Cholla      (between Walgreens and Macaroni Grill)
  2. Swan & Sunrise      (Ace Hardware center)
  3. Oracle & Rudisill      (next to Putney’s)
  4. Broadway & Campbell      (Northeast corner)
  5. Grant and Swan (Trader      Joe’s Center)
  6. Sabino Canyon & Tanque Verde      (Safeway center)
  7. 22nd & Harrison      (Fry’s center)
  8. Ajo & I-19 (Fry’s      center)

4 types of Trees

  • Nordmann Fir
  • Noble Fir
  • Douglas Fir
  • Grand Fir

Hours:

  • Weekdays 10:00am – 8:30pm
  • Friday 10:00-9:00pm
  • Weekends 9:00am -9:00pm

We also sell:

  • Fresh wreaths
  • Fire wood (by the wheel barrel)
  • Tree Stands
  • Hatch Chile Strings

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOU LOCAL FAMILY FARM

About Our Trees

We use a small farm in Oregon and we are their largest client.  One advantage of working with a small farm is that we are able to pick out the best quality of trees for our customers.  Another advantage of working with a smaller farm is that when the trees are cut they are loaded on the truck and come to us the next day.  This differs from the large box store suppliers who cut hundreds of thousands of trees to supply their chains.  The big box store farms start cutting trees in October and storing them so the trucks can start hauling all over the country.  This means you could get a tree from a box store that was cut over a month ago versus our trees that are cut the day before they get loaded.  For this reason, we can guarantee the trees throughout the holiday season and ensure our customers have the best quality there is to offer

 

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