Crossword Clue: Provider of material for some wreaths
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Provider of material for some wreaths"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Provider of material for some wreaths"
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- An evergreen
- ____ Mountain, Saskatchewan
- Bearer of cones
- A train might circle one
- Aromatic tree
- Alpine evergreen
- Alpine sight
- Alpine tree
- Balsam
- Balsam ___ (evergreen tree)
- Balsam ___ (tree)
- Balsam ___
- Balsam, e.g.
- Balsam, for one
- Balsam or alpine
- Balsam or Douglas
- Bookcase material
- Dark grayish green
- Fragrant evergreen
- Fragrant tree
- Fraser or Douglas
- Cedar cousin
- Cedar kin
- Cedar relative
- Cedar's cousin
- Cedar's kin
- Common Christmas tree type
- Common Christmas tree
- Common Christmastime sight, treewise
- Common conifer
- Common conifer
- Center image of an Oregon license plate
- Center of holiday decorations
- Common type of Christmas tree
- Common Yuletide purchase
- Commonly decorated tree
- December purchase
- Certain Christmas tree
- Certain evergreen tree
- Certain evergreen
- Holiday buy
- Holiday evergreen
- Holiday purchase
- Holiday tree
- Certain needle dropper
- Chalet building material
- Growth along a ski run
- Cone-bearer
- Cone bearer
- Cone-bearing evergreen
- Cone-bearing tree
- Cone creator
- Cone dropper
- Cone holder
- Cone home
- Cone maker
- Cone origin
- Cone producer
- Cone-producing evergreen
- Cone-producing tree
- Cone site
- Cone source
- Cone-yielding evergreen
- British Columbia tree
- Conifer
- Conifer tree
- Conifer with cones
- Coniferous tree
- Gung-ho
- It makes cones
- It may be topped with an angel
- Hairy-sounding tree
- Hans Christian Andersen's "The ___ Tree"
- Christmas buy
- Christmas choice
- Christmas decoration
- Christmas evergreen
- Christmas leftover?
- Christmas purchase
- Christmas season purchase
- Christmas tree choice
- Christmas tree, frequently
- Christmas tree, maybe
- Christmas tree often
- Christmas tree, often
- Christmas tree option
- Christmas tree type
- Christmas tree, usually
- Christmas tree variety
- Christmas tree
- Christmastime purchase
- It's evergreen
- It's green year-round
- Flooring wood
- Image on many Oregon license plates
- Ever-green type
- Evergreen
- Evergreen often brought into the house
- Evergreen sort
- Evergreen tree
- Evergreen type
- Evergreen variety
- Douglas __
- Douglas ___
- Douglas ___ (Christmas tree choice)
- Douglas ___ (Christmas tree type)
- Douglas ___ (common evergreen)
- Douglas ___ (kind of tree)
- Douglas ___ (Oregon's state tree)
- Douglas ___ (state tree of Oregon)
- Douglas ___ (tree)
- Douglas ___ tree
- Douglas, e.g.
- "Douglas" evergreen
- Douglas, for example
- Douglas, for one
- Douglas or alpine, e.g.
- Douglas or balsam
- Douglas or noble
- Douglas or Oregon
- Douglas pine
- Douglas.
- Pine cousin
- Pine-family tree
- Pine kin
- Pine relative
- Pine tree
- Pine
- Pine's kin
- Provider of material for some wreaths
- Softwood
- Many a Christmas tree
- Many a holiday tree
- "The ___ Tree," Andersen fairy tale
- White or Douglas
- Kind of Christmas tree
- Rockies tree
- "O Tannenbaum" subject
- "O Tannenbaum" tree
- Object of decoration
- Pyramid-shaped evergreen
- Pyramidal conifer
- Pyramidally growing tree
- Kind of tree
- Tree farm tree
- Tree in a tree lot
- Tree in the pine family
- Tree-line tree
- Tree marketed in December
- Tree often brought into the house
- Tree on the slopes
- Tree sacred to Pan
- Tree that starts fires?
- Tree type
- Tree whose name sounds like dog hair
- Tree with cones
- Tree with Fraser and Douglas varieties
- Tree with lights, often
- Tree with needles
- Tree with upright cones
- TREE
- Plywood makeup
- Plywood source
- Plywood wood
- Triangle-shaped conifer
- Popular Christmas tree
- Particular evergreen
- Larch cousin
- Larch or sapin
- Larch
- Popular variety of Christmas tree
- Needle bearer
- Needle-bearing tree
- Needle carrier
- Needle dropper
- Needle holder
- Needle-holding tree
- Needle source
- Needled tree
- One may be decorated for the holidays
- One may be red, white or silver
- Middling
- Red or Douglas
- Pre-Christmas lot buy
- Pre-Christmas purchase
- Noel staple
- Resin source
- Resinous tree
- Prized timber tree
- Norwegian wood
- Lighted tree, maybe
- Oregon ___
- Oregon license-plate depiction
- Oregon or Douglas
- Oregon's state tree, for one
- Oregon's state tree
- Wood in plywood
- Source of boughs for many wreaths
- Woodchip source
- Source of needles
- Source of softwood
- Source of some paper pulp
- Source of some plywood
- Source of woodchips, often
- Santa Lucia, e.g.
- Sapin
- Saskatchewan river
- Saskatchewan's ____ Mountain
- Type of Christmas tree
- Type of evergreen tree
- Type of evergreen
- Symbol of Oregon
- Type of tree often bought at Christmas
- Type of tree purchased in December
- Ubiquitous evergreen
- Spruce cousin
- Spruce, e.g.
- Spruce kin
- Spruce relative
- Spruce's cousin
- Wreath material
- Wreath source
- Tall tree
- Tannenbaum choice
- Seasonal purchase
- Seasonally decorated tree
- Tinsel-covered tree
- You might get one for Christmas
- State tree of Ore.
- Yule purchase, perhaps
- Yule tree choice
- Yule tree
- Yuletide purchase, perhaps
- Yuletide tree
Recent Usage of Provider of material for some wreaths in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 29, 2011
