Standing 70 to 100 feet, a different Norway spruce attracts crowds to Rockefeller Center every holiday season.

Standing 70 to 100 feet, a different Norway spruce attracts crowds to Rockefeller Center every holiday season.

Spruces do not retain their needles for long, the needles are quite sharp, and the needles are not aromatic like those of ...

Holiday lights are everywhere — and everywhere they look a little different. In recent weeks, Associated Press photographers ...

This farm’s pre-cut selection of Fraser firs range from six to twelve feet in height, while the cut-your-own varieties of Norway spruce and Douglas fir can soar upwards of 22 feet. Costs are $80 to ...

The years that followed brought slightly bigger — and much brighter — trees. In 1936, two trees were erected to celebrate the opening of the now-famous Rockefeller Center ice skating rink.

A towering Norway spruce is in position in midtown Manhattan ... Rockefeller Center is on the lookout for trees for future Christmas seasons. The Rockefeller Center website has a contact form ...

The lights are bright at Rockefeller Center as the 11-ton Norway Spruce outside dazzles once again with tens of thousands of LED lights to mark the holiday season. While Christmas and holiday ...

Fifty-thousand multi-colored lights were illuminated on Rockefeller Center's iconic Christmas tree Wednesday evening to cheers from the crowds gathered to witness the annual New York City tradition.

The hours at the house are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. every day. Farm has Fraser fir, Norway Spruce and Canaan fir. Prices on cut trees depend on height. Visit Brunk’s Tree Farm on Facebook.