Common Questions
Everything you didn't know you wanted to know about us!
Yes! Well-behaved, friendly, leashed pets are welcome onsite. Owners are responsible for pets at all times.
Do you take credit cards?
Yes! We accept Cash, Credit, Debit, and Venmo.
How much are your trees?
Our field grown trees are $12 per linear foot. Pre-cut trees are priced individually and tend to be a little higher in price due to the extended growing period required.
Can we take pictures?
Guests are encouraged to capture the moment while visiting during normal business hours as long as care is taken to monitor your surroundings. Professional photographers hosting clients may reserve time on our booking page.
Can you cut your own tree?
Yes! When you arrive, grab a handsaw and a measuring pole and head to the field. If you decide you want help cutting or hauling the tree up, just grab a staff member.
What type of trees do you grow?
Murray Cypress and Carolina Sapphires are grown in our fields.
Murray Cypress
Carolina Sapphire
While fir trees do not grow well in Georgia, we have partnered with a farm in North Carolina to provide additional offerings. The below are held in our pre-cut section behind the log barn. (Please note, due to weather, growth rates, and other natural factors, the Concolor Fir and Turkish Fir trees may not be available every season.
Concolor Fir
Turkish Fir
Fraser Fir
What size trees do you offer?
Our trees range from 6' tall to 12' tall. Larger trees are available in limited in quantities and tend to sell earlier in the season, so we recommend visiting early for the best selection. We also offer table top trees up to 30" tall.
How do I take care of my tree?
• Place tree in cool space away from heat sources, like vents or a fireplace.
• Score the bottom of the tree with a knife before placing it into water in the stand.
• We recommend hot tap water for the first watering (do not boil!). After that, room temperature water is fine unless the tree slows down drinking, then go back to hot tap water for a few waterings
• You should expect your tree to drink about a half gallon of water a day, more if its larger than 10' tall.
Additional helpful hints may be found at the Georgia Christmas Tree Growers Association website:
