where does the rockefeller christmas tree come from

The Rockerfeller Center Christmas Tree is an iconic symbol of the holiday season in New York City, United States. Each year, a giant Norway Spruce tree is selected from a local farm and transported to Rockefeller Center where it is erected and decorated with over 50,000 lights and hundreds of ornaments. The tradition began in 1933 when workers at Rockefeller Center decided to decorate a small tree with garlands of cranberries and paper flowers. Since then, the tree has become a beloved symbol of the holiday season and an annual attraction for millions of visitors.