Wisconsin Farm Wins the 2026 White House Christmas Tree Honor
The official 2026 White House Christmas Tree has officially been chosen, and it stands as a magnificent 30-foot-tall fir tree grown on a Wisconsin farm. Dale Haney, the White House Superintendent of Grounds, recently visited ‘Silent Night Evergreens’ located in Endeavour, Wisconsin, to select the winning conconr fir after a tight competition.
A Tradition of Excellence for the Blue Room
According to Reuters and local reports, the winning farm secured the 2026 Grand Champion title from the National Christmas Tree Association (NCTA). This historic honor marks the fourth time Silent Night Evergreens has supplied the iconic tree for the White House Blue Room, following previous appearances in 1998, 2003, and 2017. The towering fir will be harvested in November and trimmed to roughly 18.5 feet to fit perfectly inside the historic White House holiday display.
