Last chance: Buying a Christmas tree despite the storm in Bondorf!

Last chance: Buying a Christmas tree despite the storm in Bondorf!

In the Weimer family's Hofschuir in Bondorf, the last rush for the popular Christmas trees is being observed these days. Despite adverse weather conditions such as sleet and storms, families and couples flock to the plantations on the fourth Advent to choose their perfect tree. The Nordmann fir and the blue spruce are at the top of customers' shopping lists. Loud SWR The numerous last-minute buyers are equipped with FaceTime and girls from their personal environment to make the decision together.

The Weimer family has been cutting and selling Christmas trees since the beginning of December, and the rush will last until Christmas Eve at 12 p.m. Currently only a few trees remain on the farm and the pallets that were previously full are rapidly emptying. The Weimer family manages their own plantations in the region so that all buyers can be offered a fresh selection. Bernhard Weimer reported that the trees are grown from three-year-old saplings in order to finally be sold after eight to ten years.

Fresh and straight from the farm

Bondorf also offers a variety of direct marketing opportunities outside of Christmas tree sales. The region is known for its farms, which sell not only Christmas trees but also fresh fruit, vegetables and meat. Loud My farm Customers can contact the producers directly and find out about the origin of the products. The offering ranges from fruit and vegetables to services such as holiday apartments.