At the 2024 Pennsylvania Farm Show, Hague's Christmas Trees swept the field of four greenery categories in Department 23. The Porch Pot entry was awarded first place and designated Grand Champion, the Decorated Wreath entry was awarded first place and designated Reserve Champion, the Creative Unconventional entry, a centerpiece, was awarded first place and the Undecorated Wreath was awarded first place.

The Porch Pot entry used a hollow log from a shagbark hickory tree. The arrangement was made of multiple stems of winterberry with greens of Nordmann fir, juniper, yew, white pine and gold tip cypress. Accents of white birch, red twig dogwood, pine cones and white painted sticks were added.

The Creative Unconventional entry (anything made of greenery that is not a wreath) was built in floral foam using a mix of white pine, juniper, yew, gold tip cypress, and winterberry. White pine cones, white painted sticks and colorful glass balls and gold bells were added. A red candle was used in the center and the centerpiece was placed on a white birch wood disk.

The Undecorated Wreath entry was 24" in diameter and made of a mix of Nordmann fir, white pine, juniper, gold tip cypress and arborvitae.

The Decorated Wreath entry was made of the same greens as the undecorated wreath and decorated with Merry Christmas burlap ribbon bow with eleven loops with "waterfall" tails with a swallowtail cut on the end. Stems of winterberry and Douglas fir cones were added to complete the decorations.

At the 2023 Pennsylvania Farm Show we won first place in the "creative unconventional category" with our table top Christmas tree made with boxwood, winterberry and other ornaments. The arrangement is made in floral foam and set on a white birch disc.

At the January 2022 Pennsylvania Farm Show we won first place in the Creative Unconventional Category with our Dog wreath.

Hague's Christmas Trees wins the National undecorated wreath contest with the grand champion ribbon, August 6, 2021. The wreath was made of Nordmann fir, white pine and Canaan fir.

At the National Christmas Tree Association competition, Hague's Christmas Trees won grand champion in the decorated wreath contest.

At the Pennsylvania Farm Show wreath competition, Hague's Christmas Trees won first place in the Decorated class, first place in the Undecorated class and first place in the Creative Unconventional class, as well as grand champion and reserve champion ribbons. After this, we were featured in the January 26, 2018 edition of Lancaster Farming.

At the Pennsylvania Farm Show wreath competition, Hague's Christmas Trees won first place in the Undecorated class, second place in the Decorated class and third in a new class called Creative Unconventional Entry.

Hague's Christmas Trees won the National Christmas Tree Association wreath contest held at Green Bay, WI. The Grand Champion ribbon was awarded to our undecorated wreath and the first place ribbon was awarded to our decorated wreath. We qualified to compete by winning the Pennsylvania wreath contest in January 2017.

In January 2017 Hague's Christmas Trees won first place undecorated wreath and first place decorated greenery in the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers wreath contest during the winter meeting.

At the National Christmas Tree Association wreath contest which was held at Allegan, Michigan in July, we won third place in decorated and undecorated categories.

In January 2014 Hague's Christmas Trees won first place in decorated and undecorated wreath categories at the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers contest in Harrisburg, PA.

Hague's Christmas Trees has won grand champion in the decorated wreath category and 3rd place in the undecorated wreath category in the national wreath contest at the National Christmas Tree Association Convention held in Sacramento, CA on August 9, 2012. We qualified to compete by winning first place in the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers' Association wreath contest in January, 2012. The competition was stiff--all the wreaths from all over the U.S. were very good--but we were honored to receive a blue ribbon.

Gary Hague, of Hague's Christmas Trees, Hatfield Township, competed in the national wreath contest held at the annual meeting of National Christmas Tree Association in Des Moines, Iowa, August, 2008. In a field of 21 entries, he received second place for his undecorated wreath and third place for his decorated wreath. Gary earned the right to represent Pennsylvania in the national competition by winning first place in both categories at the annual winter meeting of Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers' Association. Both winning wreaths were made of Nordmann fir grown in Hatfield. Holly, winterberry, yarrow, and cones were used with a plaid flannel bow on the decorated wreath.

At the 2002 Pennsylvania Farm show we took 4th place in the Canaan Fir category and 5th place in the White Pine category.

At the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Grower's Association Wreath contest, held at its Winter Meeting, we placed 3rd in the Decorated category and 3rd in the Undecorated category.

At the 2001 Pennsylvania Farm show we took 2nd place in the White Pine category and 1st Place in the Canaan Fir category.

At the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Grower's Association Wreath contest, held at its Winter Meeting, we placed 2nd in the Decorated category and 1st in the Undecorated category.

At the 2000 Pennsylvania Farm Show, which ran from January 8-13, 2000, we entered 5 trees in their respective categories. They all placed as: White Pine 1st place, Canaan Fir 2nd place, Scotch Pine 4th place, Blue Spruce 5th place, Douglas Fir 5th place.

At the January 1999 Christmas tree exhibit and contest at the Pennsylvania Farm Show in Harrisburg, we earned second place in the Canaan fir tree category and fifth place in the Scotch pine tree category.