Patton’s Christmas Trees: 50 Years of Holiday Joy and Community Tradition in Lakewood

For half a century, Patton’s Christmas Trees has been more than just a place to pick up a holiday tree; it’s a cherished tradition and gathering spot for Lakewood families. Celebrating their 50th anniversary this year, the Patton family’s legacy is deeply intertwined with the community they’ve lovingly served since 1974.

Founded by Lakewood neighbor, Jeff Patton, the business began as a humble tree lot on a busy Dallas corner. Over the years, it has evolved into a beloved family-run enterprise, now operated by Jeff, his son Jeffrey Jr., and grandson Jeffrey III. Each year, their iconic blue and white tent at Mockingbird and Abrams signals the start of Christmas in East Dallas.

The Patton family’s dedication to their customers lies at the heart of their success. Many returning customers are multigenerational families who come not just for a tree, but for the warmth and holiday cheer the Pattons provide. For Jeff, these familiar faces are friends and neighbors who share in their Christmas traditions.

The secret to their longevity? Family. Jeff’s wife, Yvette, shares his passion for Christmas; fittingly, they were married on Christmas Day! Through her business, Patton Christmas Designs by Yvette, she adds even more holiday magic to DFW homes, deepening the family’s connection to the community.

Selling Christmas trees is about creating memories and spreading joy. The Pattons have woven themselves into the fabric of Lakewood, offering a nostalgic holiday experience that brings generations together.

This holiday season, when you visit Patton’s Christmas Trees and select from the beautifully fresh Fraser, Nordmann, and Noble firs, you’re becoming part of a Lakewood legacy. Here’s to 50 more years of Patton’s Christmas Trees, an enduring symbol of love, tradition, and holiday cheer in Dallas.



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"We’re proud to be part of this community and grateful for the many families who have made us part of their holiday celebrations."