Hopestill Farm owner Richard Robinson is worried he might lose many of the young Christmas trees he grows on his 16-acre Sherborn property after months of brutally hot and dry weather this summer.
The 200-year-old farm features a selection of “cut-your-own,” organic Christmas trees that make up roughly a third of the business. But a continually escalating drought in Massachusetts and days of scorching heat leave young Christmas trees at Hopestill Farm in danger of dying.
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