The Christmas tree is one of the most iconic symbols of the holiday season — providing the signature scent of the holiday season that inspires us all to get into the spirit of Christmas! This year at RFD-TV News, we want to highlight the wonderful tree farmers across Rural America who spend years tending and growing each one of these iconic treasures for years before they light up living rooms and town squares around the country with holiday cheer!
Here’s a soundtrack for you to enjoy this year as you gather to decorate your Christmas — full of songs inspired by this verdant holiday icon — it’s a few of our favorite songs about Christmas trees!
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Willie Nice Christmas, Kacey Musgraves & Willie Nelson
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