Beautifully shaped White Pine and Virginia Pine up to 14 feet tall, grown and cared for on a family farm. On weekends, ride the tractor wagon out to choose your tree — we cut it, shake the needles and bale it for easy handling.
Closed on Thanksgiving Day to spend time with our family.
Open by appointment Monday through Wednesday, as well as before and after the official season. You may also call to ask about our delivery service.
All varieties are $9 a foot. The average tree will cost between $54 and $72.
Come watch and learn how we make fresh wreaths, garland and more in our wreath building. Wreaths may be reserved by calling ahead.
The emergence of the choose-and-cut Christmas tree industry in the Southeast was based largely on the Virginia pine. Its needles are soft, sometimes twisted, 1.5 to 3 inches long. A pleasant pine fragrance and good needle retention.
The Eastern White Pine has been grown as a Christmas tree in the U.S. for many years. Its needles are soft and flexible, blue-green, 2.5 to 5 inches long. Excellent needle retention and a mild, pleasant fragrance.
When you have made your selection, come back to the cabin, where complimentary hot chocolate and cider are provided, as well as fire pits to warm up by. Watch and learn as we make wreaths and other greenery right in front of you. All children receive a candy cane and a coloring book.
Many of our first customers now bring their grandchildren. The farm is still a family operation — Roy, Sue, Ricky, Emily, her husband Robbie, and Jesse — with Sam, Christie, Kevin and Marian waiting in the wings.
The mule wagon that gave rides to and from the field. We have been unable to find any mules — if you know of anyone with mules, please let us know.
Please don't use computer mapping websites — follow these directions instead.
In southeast Madison County, 15 minutes from downtown Jackson.
Take exit 85, Christmasville Road, south to the third light (Hwy 412 / N. Parkway). Turn left and take Parkway until it dead-ends at Flex Drive. Turn left — it becomes Paul Coffman Drive — to the four-way stop. Go through it onto Mifflin Road and travel seven miles to Diamond Grove Road (St. Route 197). Turn right, go about one mile to the first left onto Saint Road, take Saint Road one mile to Ward Road, turn right, and the farm is on your right.
Take East Chester to the four-way stop and turn right onto Mifflin Road. Travel seven miles to Diamond Grove Road (St. Route 197), turn right, go about one mile to the first left onto Saint Road, then one mile to Ward Road. Turn right — the farm is on your right.