Chubby & Tubby Christmas Trees

This lot has trees for every budget. The $ 20 old fashioned trees were very endearing. We settled on a 6 foot Nordmann because it sheds the least needles which is great for a small apartment. This tree is perfect and the service was friendly and quick. Jose un-​baled the tree just so I could look at it and then baled it back up with a fresh cut for the ride home. Usually we do a U Cut tree on a farm but this was a great option when we are feeling lazy.

A friend recommended this place to us and we’re so glad we came here for our tree. Awesome friendly service. The lady who helped us was willing to opened any tree we wanted, but it only took 2 before we found ours. She tired the tree to the car roof. They take visa and master card.
They grade and separate their trees based on «looks» as well as hight. Trees in front are grade #3 with some imperfection, but they all looked healthy. Then they have fancy section that has been trimmed and are more full bodied. Their third section is layered trees, that have not been altered/​trimmed so they look more natural. This is where we found our perfectly quirky tree. Highly recommended and we’ll definitely be back next year!

Awesome service!!! Great selection! Great service, and great prices!!! I will be returning every year! Johnny was awesome.

We had visited another Shoreline tree place and were disappointed in the selection and price — and the people working there were minimally nice and not very helpful. We found Chubby and Tubby’s on Unilocal and headed over. Several workers were circulating the lot and all of them were smiling and eager to help. We had a young, tall fellow (Dave? from Missouri, said «y’all» quite a bit — charming) helping us — he was informative and never seemed impatient with our indecision. We finally selected a tree, paid a pretty good price (compared to the other lot) and Dave helped us strap the tree on our car. We got great service and a great tree — very fresh. Highly recommend these friendly, professional people.

This was our first year going to Chubby & Tubby. The lot we usually go to must have moved, and this is where our navigator suggested. The staff was super friendly, and really knew alot about the different types of trees! The girl at the counter talked with us for awhile about the environmental practices they use … really neat! The prices seemed pretty average to me. a little cheaper than the place we used to go even… would recommend to a friend.

This is the first year I’ve bought a tree here. The place I was going to buy it as a fundraiser ran out of trees. :-(Lucky for me, a friend pointed me towards Chubby & Tubby. I go by this place all the time and never realized they sell trees (shows how observant I am).
The parking lot off Aurora is kind of a nightmare right now. It’s a small lot that is constantly moving with both cars and pedestrians. If that gets difficult, there is another lot around the corner from the location.
Nobles start at $ 29.99. Wha, wha, what? I’m in! They have a good selection of trees but it’s a little crowded in the rows. If a tree is bundled (which the majority are) they are happy to cut them open for you to have a look see. For the first time, my kiddo had an opinion about which tree to get. Even though it was a fairly short trip, it was a relatively fun one as tree shopping goes. Holiday tunes playing, helpful staff members, and a pretty quick check-​out line that is run out of a trailer.
In addition to full sized trees, there are also plenty of trees for planting, shrubs, garland, holly, and so much more!

With aging comes the compulsive need to wear comfortable shoes, seek out clothing with the ability to mask certain parts of the body, and garden obsessively. This is how I ended up visiting a series of places looking for plants one Autumn afternoon. Was on the way to another nursery when I drove by Chubby & Tubby — my go-​to source for X’mas trees for the last 3 years.
I’d never thought about C&T for «regular» gardening supplies — just look at its name on Unilocal,X’mas Trees — but the place has a varied, though not particularly deep selection of plants. Trees, bushes and plants were loosely grouped (ie. A lone, sad-​looking Dogwood was jammed in between other deciduous and perennials).
There was a a pretty good selection of ground covers, hardy, ugly, invasive bushes, trees and vines (things I’d rather yank out of my garden and throw into a pit of fire, or secretly plant in my hated neighbor’s yard). Did find the plants I needed, after spending a long time trying to find them.
At the end of the season, this place can be best described as a Humane Society for disenfranchised plants. Most of the plants for sale didn’t look too healthy, or looked like they were having a bad hair day, but to compensate for this, C&T was having a clearance sale. Got a bunch of plants for under $ 20 so can’t complain.
This same philosophy goes for C&T’s X’mas trees. If you go early enough in the season at the right time of the day, you just might find the tree of your dreams at pant-​droppingly unbelievable prices. I’ve found one great tree one year and the last two years have been meh. The staff is moderately helpful, if you ask, but they’re mainly hands off.
There’s also a good selection of manure (if you’re into that sort of thing) and rain barrels (why collect it, when we get so much of the damn thing all the time?). The parking lot is iffy, and in keeping with most Seattle drivers, most park as if their car is the only one in the lot, or their car is the size of a skateboard (ie. In the middle of the driveway). To those people I recommend sticking some poison ivy into their trunk or stinging nettle on their steering wheels.

Cheap, knowledgeable, had me loaded up before I even finished paying for it. Definitely be going back there next year.

We Googled for Christmas trees and came up with Chubby and Tubby. I didn’t recognize the name, but as we approached, I realized it was the same nursery where I’ve gotten quite a few excellent specimen plants and also some nice outdoor pottery.
The trees were obviously very fresh and there were several varieties to choose from. After the obligatory «walkabout», we settled on a fantastically-​shaped Fraser fir which is, quite honestly, the most fragrant tree we’ve ever had! $ 25!
The employees were absolutely helpful, easy to locate, and very willing to help secure the tree to our car.

32^nd Annual C & T Christmas Tree! Got our first one in 1979 from the location on Rainier Ave in Renton.
$ 25 for a beautiful Noble tree! Called this morning to see when their next shipment would be in. Left a message on their machine & was called back within a half hour. Found out they were getting a delivery this afternoon. Showed up about 3:30 pm and found a good selection to choose from. We weren’t alone. The parking lot was full! Lots of friendly staff offering their assistance in unwrapping the newly delivered trees.
Staff were more than willing to trim the bottom & load into your car but Hubby had a saw at home & we took his big truck so we were fine on our own.
They also have a small selection of lights, cedar garland, holly stems, wreaths 7 other items for purchase.

Love it! I love our big Christmas tree! Came here because of the reviews and was not dissappointed! Great service! Great price! After I found the perfect tree for our family, they trimmed it for me, cut the trunk, and tied it to the top of my vehicle. My husband and kids are going to be so excited when they see this awesome tree! Going back for wreaths and cedar garland next! Prices start from $ 10.99! Can’t beat that!
You won’t be dissappointed! What a great way to start the Christmas decorating with a great fresh Christmas tree!

We made the trek out to Shoreline for our tree and found the experience very pleasant. There is parking, the selection of trees is good sized and the prices are reasonable. We got a 6 foot Fraser for $ 35 and prices for Noble Firs start at $ 25. They even strap the tree to your car so you don’t have to hassle with that and it is done with a smile. You can’t go wrong here.

My dad buy our tree at Chubby & Tubby when they was open back in 1950 – 70.

I just came back with a fresh Christmas Tree from Chubby and would highly recommend them. Absolutely love the place and the service, I think I found my place for Christmas trees as long as I am in Seattle. People are super nice and the trees are super fresh and reasonably priced (this year it is 24.99 not including tax for Noble Fur, but it is still a great deal). They also have some lights, candy canes and other stuff that you might need. HIGHLY recommend!!!

Just got my tree from these guys again this year, and they are as awesome as ever. For $ 25 (including tax!) I am always impressed by the level of customer service and the quality of trees. After helping me find the tree I wanted from the 400 (!) that had just arrived, they trimmed off a few of the lower branches, made a fresh cut on the trunk, and tied it securely atop my vehicle for me.
Chubby and Tubby makes getting your tree much less of a chore!

Great selection, friendly tree guys, excellent low cost. We tried the Boy Scouts in Ballard like we did last year, but were disappointed by the cost and the poor selection of smaller trees. Yes, we know it’s for a good cause, but Chubby’s is still our pick.

Go!
Get one.
They are nice people.

Love it! Love it! Love it!!!
There I was, driving home & making a mental list of what to get for my pre-​Christmas Party tomorrow night when I see this BIG SIGN– «Chubby & Tubby Christmas Trees!» Douglas Fir $ 10.99 * Noble Spruce $ 19.99 Garland .99/​ft.
Yup! I pulled in to check it out and Surprise!
It’s actually my FAVORITE Flower Guy!
So– First, let me HIGHLY recommend Chubby & Tubby for the Christmas Trees. These are nice trees, not old yucky ones with falling-​off needles, or rejects missing half of the branches on one side. Prices are are also the best I have seen on trees, period!!!
Everyone there was nice, in a good mood, and totally helpful! To me, that makes a difference. (Hey…why would I spend my money on a substandard tree with some cranky person who won’t even help me carry it to the car? I wouldn’t!)
There are other types of trees, wreaths, swags, etc. there for different prices, but most people will be happy with these these 2 types.
It is in Shoreline, across from Carter Subaru, not too far from Fred Meyer and the Ice Skating/​Dance place on Aurora Ave.
And… when Spring rolls around, go back! This really is my Favorite place to get flowers! It is called MJD Garden Center then. The owner is very nice, and always seems to have the most interesting colors of flowers there.