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Christmas trees in abundance at Montreal’s Atwater Market

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WATCH ABOVE: With one month to go until the holidays, Christmas trees are already up for sale at the Atwater Market. Global's Matt Grillo reports – Nov 22, 2017

With one month to go until the holidays, Christmas trees are already up for sale at the Atwater Market.

Trees arrived during the last few days; vendors are also selling decorations and wreaths.

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“For the tree, it’s a little bit too early,” admitted Christian Marois, who works for Arbres de Noël ASJ.

Nonetheless, Marois said he has sold some trees, but sales will pick up in early December.

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On Wednesday, customers were out buying items as they gear up for the holidays.

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“I brought down all of my Halloween decorations and I was like, might as well bring up my Christmas stuff now,” said Magali Janvier, a customer.

“The kids saw and they were like ‘let’s decorate the house.'”

Some, like Montreal resident Frank Bozel, have moved on from buying real trees, but says he still finds ways to get into the Christmas spirit.

“I always leave my Christmas lights on as long as I can, until I’m told I’m not allowed to do that anymore,” Bozel told Global News.

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Marois estimates he’ll sell thousands of trees this season, but it doesn’t come without a lot of hard work.

“The days start at 6 a.n. in the morning and finish at maybe 9, 10 p.m. at night,” Marois said.

He expects to be selling trees all the way until Dec. 24.

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