WASHINGTON — The Christmas tree that will grace the White House this season is set to make its arrival at noon on Monday. Korson's Tree Farm, which grew the 22-foot fir, will present the tree to the First Lady.
The 22-year-old Concolor Fur selected back in September at Korson's Tree Farm in Montcalm County was cut down on November 18. It was loaded on a flat bed trailer to start the journey to the nation's capital.
WATCH: White House Christmas tree cut down at Korson's Tree Farm
Owners Rex and Jessica Korson will present the tree to First Lady Melania Trump, hauling it in on a horse-drawn sled.
The West Michigan tree farm won the honor of supplying the White House Christmas tree this year by being named grand champion in a National Christmas Tree Association competition this summer. It is the first time a Michigan farm is supplying the official White House Christmas tree since 1985.
WATCH: White House Christmas tree picked at Montcalm County farm
The tree will be displayed in the White House through the holiday season.
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