The one on Rt 108 in Clarksville, too.

TLV tree farm in Dayton (Triadelphia Mill rd)

One bedroom apartment electric I pay $87/month, water/sewer/trash $40/month

I believe every Starbucks location across the US has a Tots For Tots box.

Edit: every corporate owned location. Not the licensed stores.

This is where we always got trees before our era of the artificial tree. Never had a problem or a bad tree from this vendor, and we probably went there 10+ years.

As already mentioned, Frank’s is a good choice.

I don’t think Kendall’s has trees, but there are trees next to the Giant across the street from Kendall’s. More expensive, but may be more convenient.

Triadelphia runs out of cut-your-own trees in basically the first weekend.

We got ours from Franks this year. Before moving to Columbia we would always go to a farm and cut it, but we have been underwhelmed by the trees at the local farms - too many people cutting too few trees I think.

Frank's, which has been mentioned, but also a place further east on 175 at 2846 Jessup Rd. I used to go before it had a name (or I hadn't noticed), but looks like it's called Duvall's Marketplace.

I think there's some parking lot pop-ups near the Long Gate Shopping Center, NE corner of 29 & 103. I think 1 is set up in the YMCA parking lot and another at the Armory, next to the Fire Station.

No, we typically don’t run ac. We have wonderful windows! But we have 4 computers that are like always running because both my husband and I work remote. Even now our house is set to 64 degrees…

One bedroom monthly: electric $30-$40, water $10.

We go to the place the sets up in the VCA parking lot on 108, just before the East Cedar Lane Park entrance. We paid $80 this year for a 6 or 7 foot tree that's in great shape. We've gone there for 5 years, they're always super nice. It's maybe not the most "scenic" place to buy being that it's right next to a pretty busy road and part of it is in the parking lot, but I think they set it up well enough and have music playing. We've always been happy there.

I went to tridelphia lake view farm. What an amazing experience. It was my first time cutting down the tree myself. I think they also sell pre cut ones. The farm also has fresh food, wreaths and other decor. I went before thanksgiving so Im not sure what the status of tree availability is now.

You have to head out to the farms to get one.

yelp.com/biz/pine-valley-farms-sykesville - I've had luck there, though it is absolutely chaos with the number of people. If you can go midweek somehow, it would probably be easier. You can also buy pre-cut ones at their shop that were really high quality (lasted).

Tollhouse Christmas Tree Market is in Silver Spring!

950 Dale Dr, Silver Spring, MD 20910

I just moved out of a one bedroom condo, I used BGE’s budget billing and paid the same thing every month, and I paid $72 monthly. My condo fee covered water, gas and trash, and the apartment I lived in before the condo also covered those expenses as wel

Payne’s for us … $89 for a medium size tree but it’s super healthy I don’t think I’ve seen a needle fall yet

Thank you, everyone, for the responses. Looks like I need to heard to Elkridge and check out either Frank's or Payne's. No clue either existed- Redditors come through again!

I will also recommend Payne’s! Great service, friendly staff, lots of ornaments and decorations for sale as well. They will put the tree on your car and if the tree is already in a stand (the smaller ones were), they’ll trim the bottom of the tree and put it back in the stand for you.

4 bedroom house electricity only $90 in the summer?? Do you set the temperature to 80° or something? that's similar to what I pay in a two bedroom apartment.

Mission Bbq. Give them a call.

We've been getting our tree at Franks since we moved to the area in 2015. Great selection, fair prices, they'll put it on the top of the car for you, and you can buy cider, wreaths, and other holiday stuff while you're there.

Franks greenhouse in Elkridge has beautiful Christmas trees in varying sizes. We got our tree from them.

My complex does not pay for any of my utilities, so my total bill can be anywhere from $90 to $170 per month. I've found it to be the highest in the peak of summer, when my AC has a real hard time keeping my top floor apartment cool, even when I set it at 78° or 79° or even 80°.

(I forgot to mention that I am in a one bedroom apartment.)

The tree lot on old frederick and 32 is great.

Payne Christmas Trees & Holiday Market in Elkridge. Even if you get your tree somewhere else, it's worth a visit!