We anticipate the Wreaths will arrive around the 1st week of December. We'll send out an email a few days later to invite everyone who bought Local Distribution Items to pick up your wreaths at our Church. This is a one-time event, so if you cannot make it, then our Scouts will hand-deliver the wreaths after the event
Direct Delivery Items
Direct-Ship Orders will be delivered via USPS/UPS/FedEx one to two weeks AFTER Thanksgiving
A: Our group will be receiving the fresh evergreens that are Group Delivery Items about 2 WEEKS AFTER THANKSGIVING. We will distribute the evergreens to you within 1-2 days of delivery. We’ll be in touch to let you know of the delivery. The Gift Items will go directly to recipients and arrive within the first two weeks after Thanksgiving
Q: Who should I contact with questions about my Wreaths?
A: Yes. Sherwood Forest Farms 100% guarantees all products for freshness. If your product is not fresh or damaged, please contact me or our group to remedy the problem. Our group will contact the company to replace the product or credit our group so we can credit you.
Q: Where are these items produced?
A: They are produced in the Northwest corner of Washington State. The raw materials are fresh Pacific Northwest evergreens, and they are harvested by trimming trees that are farmed for commercial use. The trimming keeps the trees and ecosystem healthy. Sherwood Forest Farms does not use old growth trees, nor do they cut trees down.
Q: Are the products fresh?
A: Yes. The evergreens are harvested and assembled just before shipping.
Q: How long will my wreaths and evergreens last?
A: All the items are guaranteed to be fresh and last to Christmas.
Q: How do I care for my wreaths and evergreens?
A: Each item comes with its own care and handling instructions. We recommend you spritz your evergreens with water on a regular basis and also keep the items away from direct heat sources. If you have a glass or plastic screen door, be sure to hang your item on the outside of the screen door. If it hangs between your doors, it can generate heat in the sun and affect the longevity of your item
“The Scout works to pay his own way and to help others. He saves for the future. He protects and conserves natural resources. He carefully uses time and property.” - BSA Handbook on A Scout is Thrifty