You can get a Christmas tree from the mainland in Hawaii, but most are cut down in mid-November so getting them to last through Christmas can be tricky.
We did find one Christmas tree farm on the island. They sell Norfolk Pines, which originally come from Norfolk Island in the South Pacific. Seemed like a good fit and we got one.
Trees are cut at about knee height and a new one grows right out of the stump.
Interesting shape and "needles". They don't need watering and supposedly last about six months after cutting.
The top branches are in a star shape, but horizontal.
Andy organizing.
Zach picks out the airplane ornaments.
All decorated.
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