Wilma decides to plant Christmas trees with the help of her young neighbor, Parker.

Family members take their Christmas tree into the back yard and decorate it with edible trimmings for the wild birds and animals.

Maggie visits the Christmas tree man on Liberty Street, then brings her brothers, sister, and finally her parents, as they each dream their own dreams of what it means to have a Christmas tree in the city.

An eager little Christmas tree, not very tall or well-shaped, is the last on the lot but when it seems all hope of being covered with lights and ornaments is lost, a special person comes to take him home.

"Sisters Maple and Willow get their first real Christmas tree, only to discover that Maple is allergic to it"--

A small pine tree in the corner of a tree farm loves the trains that go by, but after a young boy picks the tree for his Christmas tree, the tree misses the trains until on Christmas day it hears a familiar sound coming from a toy train.

When the ugly little fir tree is taken to the city, no one wants to buy him; they prefer the big tall trees. But a homeless boy asks the shopkeeper if he can take the tree, and down by the river in a cardboard box, decorated with a few candles, the tree finds itself at the centre of a magical Christmas Eve it will never forget. A Christmas tale with a classic feel but a modern theme at its heart.