where do they get the rockefeller tree

The Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree typically comes from a donated Norway spruce from upstate New York or nearby areas, and its journey to Manhattan is a carefully coordinated process that culminates with its arrival at Rockefeller Plaza for the annual lighting ceremony. The exact source varies each year, but recent decades have seen trees donated by families in the region, and transportation typically involves a flatbed truck with cranes and support from professional arborists and logistics teams. After the holidays, the tree is often donated or repurposed for charitable uses. If you’d like, I can look up the specific source for the current year’s tree and provide details on its origin and arrival timeline.