The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted the cancellations of many Christmas traditions in Taos, but a lot of families still enjoy one: Finding the perfect evergreen to brighten up their homes.
Photo Gallery: Families hold on to Christmas tree shopping tradition
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Kruzito Serna, 6, lifts a Christmas Tree above his head Sunday (Dec. 6) while helping customers at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
A customer drives out a white fur Christmas tree harvested by the Serna family in Mora on Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Kianna Serna, 13, playfully dangles her 4-year-old brother, Kariño Serna, above a bucket of icy water Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Jonathan Serna prepares a Christmas tree for a customer Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Kianna Serna, 13, ties bows on wreaths Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Jonathan Serna holds his 4-year-old son, Kariño Serna, while 6-year-old Kruzito Serna pats Bandit, the dog, Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Kruzito Serna, 6, helps his dad, Jonathan Serna, carry trees for customers Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
Jonathan Serna and Annette Trujillo load a Christmas tree into a pickup truck Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
A customer peruses the rows of white fur and Douglas furs Sunday (Dec. 6) at Serna's Landscaping in El Prado.
The Sernas have been harvesting Christmas trees since 2004.
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