‘Tis the holiday season in the west and families will be looking to purchase Christmas trees. David Yanofsky looked at data from Square to come up with a few tips:

• The worst part about shopping for Christmas trees is the large crowds. Sales peak three weeks before Christmas making it a bad time to go shopping.
• Instead buying Christmas trees the week after America’s thanksgiving ensures high quality trees and sparse crowds.
• Most sales take place between Friday and Sunday. Those hoping to avoid the rush should go on Wednesday – the slowest sales day of the season.

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Source: Quartz