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- 17516 WA-203 Monroe, WA 98272
Pond Temperature: 50F
Date Taken: 11.21.25
Pond Temperature: 50F
Date Taken: 11.21.25
Noble Firs have sturdy branches and excellent needle retention, ideal for heavier ornaments.
Nordmann Firs hold their needles well, even in warmer temps.
Our trees are always fresh—kept in standing water until you grab yours.
Same prices as last year, and the freshest cut trees around!
Struggling with what to get your loved one this Holiday season? Try the best gift of all: a gift card to Falling Water Gardens!
While they’re growing, Real Christmas Trees support life by absorbing carbon dioxide and other gases and emitting fresh oxygen. The farms that grow Christmas Trees stabilize soil, protect water supplies and provide refuge for wildlife while creating scenic green belts. Often, Christmas Trees are grown on soil that doesn’t support other crops.
Real Christmas Trees are grown on farms just like any other agricultural crop. To ensure a constant supply, Christmas Tree growers plant one to three new seedlings for every tree they harvest. On the other hand, artificial trees are a petroleum-based product manufactured primarily in Chinese factories. The average family uses an artificial tree for only six to nine years before throwing it away, where it will remain in a landfill for centuries after disposal.
Real Christmas Trees are biodegradable, which means they can be easily reused or recycled for mulch and other purposes.
We want to make sure you get the most out of your Christmas tree this year. To avoid losing large amounts of needles and ensuring your tree to last you through the holiday season, we recommend you follow these steps:
Essentials:
Water your tree regularly. Keep your tree away from open flames and heat sources, preferably in a cool room. Under-floor heating will dry out the needles much quicker so try to avoid setting it up in an overly warm space.
Cover the floor or table area where you place your tree to protect against water spills. Wear garden gloves when handling your Christmas tree as the needles can cause a mild allergic reaction and rash on sensitive skin.
Setting up your tree:
Keep your Christmas tree outside in a sheltered area, preferably standing in water, until you are ready to bring it indoors and set it up. At Falling Water Gardens, we cut the Washington-grown trees upon arrival and place them upright in water.
No need to re-cut trees at Falling Water Gardens because we do it as soon as they arrive at the nursery. If you still feel it is necessary to have a fresh cut, prepare the base of your tree using a handsaw. Cut about a half inch to an inch off the bottom to aid water absorption.
Don’t cut the base at an angle, or in a V-shape. None of these methods help water absorption and they may make it more difficult to hold the tree safely in a stand. Mount your tree as soon as possible. Allow the branches to settle for a few hours before decorating.
Tree stands come in different shapes and sizes. You never want your tree to dry out, so the stand needs to have water in it at all times. Water regularly.
Make sure your tree is straight before you start decorating it. It’s a good idea for at least two people to put up your tree; one holding it stable while the other fixes the base.
Check the water level in your stand every other day and keep topped up.
Score big with Buy 1 Get 1 Free on Seahawk ornaments and enjoy 50% off Seahawk wine racks, aprons, and bird feeders.
Save the date for December 13th 11am to 2pm to get your 12th man photos on with our Seahawk Mascot! & Score 12% off Christmas decor that day only!
Show us your colors and dress to impress for a chance to win prizes!
Find the ideal gift for the 12th man in your life today!
Stop feeding your koi when water temps drop to 50°F! Here’s why:
Slowed metabolism: At 50°F, koi can’t digest food properly. Their digestive system essentially shuts down.
Digestive issues: Food can rot in their gut, causing infections or worse.
Ammonia increase: Rotting food pollutes the pond, raising deadly ammonia levels.
Natural hibernation: Koi store energy during summer to get through winter. They don’t need food once temps drop.
What to do:
Under 50°F means your UV can rest. Power it down.
Got algae anyway? Our algicide at Falling Water Gardens can clear that up.
And if you’re only firing up your UV half the year, great! That doubles your bulb’s life, saving you money.
Perfect gifts for pond lovers who want crystal-clear water and healthy ecosystems.
Stop by and grab one today—sale lasts until Christmas Eve!
At Falling Water Gardens, we believe every love story is unique—and deserves to be honored in a space as extraordinary as the couple at its heart.
Whether you’re planning a grand wedding or simply a celebration as bold and beautiful as your partnership, our garden venue offers the perfect blend of romance, charm, and nature’s magic for your “I Do’s.”
With one straightforward price (no hidden fees!), up to 200 guests will bask in the harmony of our lush gardens and tranquil waterfalls, while you bring your chosen caterers, vendors, and personal style to make the day unmistakably yours.
Here’s How to Transform Your Dream Into Reality:
⚠️ Mention this exclusive offer when booking your tour.
📅 Tour and explore every enchanting corner of our venue.
✍️ Sign your contract to secure the space.
💍 Lock in your magical date with a deposit by December 24th, 2025.
🌸 This special offer is reserved for full-day rentals, creating the perfect canvas for joy, laughter, and endless love—all you need to do is mention the promotion when booking!
Don’t wait—book your tour today and let’s start planning the celebration of a lifetime!
