Explore our selection of Christmas trees, each carefully nurtured to bring joy and the festive spirit to your home. Visit us to find the tree that perfectly complements your Christmas celebrations.

We’ll offer hayrides through the farm during the Christmas season.

HOURS OF OPERATION: every Monday thru Friday 11 a.m. until dark (about 6 p.m.) and Saturdays and Sundays from 9 a.m. until dark (6 p.m.) beginning November 22nd, 2025.

Our special hours for opening week are: SATURDAY (11/22) & SUNDAY (11/23) 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., MONDAY – WEDNESDAY (11/24-11/26) 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and THURSDAY – SUNDAY (11/27-11/30) 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Don’t forget to look around the Christmas Shoppe for you other items: stands, ornaments, decor, snacks, cider mixes, and more!

PAYMENT METHODS: cash, check & all major forms of credit cards. Sales tax will be added on at the register.

Murray Cypress, Carolina Sapphires and Blue Ice are trees we grow here on the farm. The Carolina Sapphires & Blue Ice are shorter season trees. **REMEMBER: It’s best to wait until the second week in December to start cutting them!**

We furnish saws so you can cut your own trees or we can always help you – just ask when you first get to the farm and then let us know whenever you find your tree! Since the fields are in the back of the farm, we will carry you on a hay ride to the trees. We have materials to tie your tree to your vehicle and can also drill your tree if your stand requires it. 

The Carolina Sapphire stands out from the other trees we grow on the farm – they’re blue-green in color and have an incredible orange-clovelike scent. These trees have a bulb/pear shape to them and are more dense than the other trees we grow on the farm. The Sapphire has foliage similar to a Red Cedar in texture, though not quite as rough, and the temperament of one as well. The Sapphires will be ready to be cut starting the 2nd weekend in December due to their nature to dry out more quickly, creating a hazard in your home. Each tree is individually priced already between $9-12/foot. Any of the trees not tagged will be priced at $15/foot (it’s a future year’s crop).

• Make a fresh cut on the truck when you get home. The sap can seal over quickly and won’t allow water to be absorbed again. The bark is also a valuable way for the tree to absorb and keep the moisture; so avoid whittling away the sides of your trunk if at all possible.
• NEVER let the water go below the bottom of your trunk (it’s easy to forget but set a reminder on your phone to check/water your tree). As soon as you get home, place it in water. Trees like the Murrays and Sapphires (all part of the Cypress family) can take in as much as 2-3 gallons of water the first day after they’re cut.
• Do NOT place your tree near a heat source. It may look the best by your fireplace, but if it’s lit this year the tree will dry out and potentially catch fire! (Even a fake tree – the f-word for us at the farm – can catch fire by a lit fireplace). Remember, these trees are used to cooler/cold nights… and many of us don’t keep our homes in the 40s at night. Other heat sources are windows with sunlight pouring through, vents, TV set, etc..
• It is advised to keep your room temperature lower than usual to reduce drying out. If you don’t have options, be sure to close off your vents/block them off to reduce drying out.
• WATER WATER WATER! We cannot stress this one enough. They think it’s springtime when they get inside your warm and cozy homes!
• KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR PRAYING MANTIS NESTS! These are great insects for the *outdoors* but will hatch inside your warm home (since they think it’s springtime already). This is what they look like on your tree… and they are great at hiding!