All trees are 110$ (note: this is the 2025 season price). Sales tax and tree baling is included in the price. Our staff is available to secure the tree to your vehicle. All sales are final.

Yes. We accept cash or credit cards.

No. The farm entrance is not located near any buildings with water or electricity.

Yes, we welcome well-behaved dogs of all sizes and breeds. All dogs must remain leashed.

No. Due to insurance restrictions, we regret that we cannot allow customers to use chainsaws or electric saws on our farm. However, we are happy to provide you with a sharp bow saw. If you have concerns about cutting a tree yourself, please let our staff know and we will be happy to assist you.

No, we do not have food or beverages for sale but there are shops within a short driving distance if you need anything.

We provide sharp bow saws and tree carts for bringing trees back from the fields. We will also bale your tree for you and secure it to your vehicle with twine, if desired. You should bring a warm coat, good boots, and gloves. Some people find it helpful to bring knee pads or a piece of cardboard to kneel on while cutting their tree. Ratchet straps can be helpful for securing a tree to a vehicle but are not necessary.

We currently have about 10,000 trees growing in seven fields. Trees are all sizes, from about one foot (saplings planted this year) to trees up to about 10 feet.

It takes about 6 to 8 years from planting to harvest. We plant 2 to 4-year-old saplings, which spend several years growing and are then harvested at around 8 to 12-years-old. One of the great benefits of being a choose-and-cut farm is that no excess trees are harvested. Every tree that is cut down is replaced by a sapling in the spring.

We grow Canaan Fir, Concolor Fir, Blue Spruce, Meyer Spruce, and White Spruce. Species are chosen based on their resiliency and ability to thrive in diverse conditions, including periods of drought, and their ability to resist deer and insect damage. You can read more about our species here.

We determine the number of days that we will be open based on the number of trees that are available for harvest. Each year we try to ensure that there are a wide variety of trees available for our customers. Because it takes many years for trees to grow, it is important not to over harvest in any given year, as this can have long-term repercussions. To avoid over-harvesting, we limit the dates that we are open.