Christmas tree farms in the Mississippi rings
1 listedNear Jackson
Precut Christmas trees, cocoa and Santa mornings once the pumpkins are done. Seasonal only — check their social before driving out.
More →One more Mississippi farm sits below under Tennessee: Cedar Hill Farm is in Hernando, and it is filed in the Memphis ring because Memphis is the town it is half an hour from.
Christmas tree farms in the Tennessee rings
5 listedNear Memphis · Near Nashville
Not a choose-and-cut: pre-cut Noble, Nordmann, Fraser and Douglas fir from four to sixteen feet, with wreaths, garland, crosses and swags made on site.
More →Choose-and-cut Leyland, Murray, Blue Ice and Smoke cypress, plus a limited run of pre-cut Fraser firs. Their tree page publishes the season and the daily hours.
More →Choose-and-cut with a tractor-drawn wagon ride to the back of the farm, handmade wreaths at the market, and trees priced by the foot.
More →Choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees on thirty-five acres, with an ornament and wreath shop beside the field. The season opens November 22.
More →Trees appear in the farm’s own site navigation, but no season had been posted when we checked — call before you drive out.
More →The Memphis ring reaches across the state line, and Cedar Hill Farm carries the town it is actually in — Hernando, Mississippi.
Christmas tree farms in the Alabama rings
3 listedNear Birmingham
Trees daily, nine to five, from the day after Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve, on a place the family calls two hundred years of history.
More →Cut your own Virginia pine, white pine, Carolina Sapphire, Blue Ice or Leyland cypress. They provide the saw, the shake and the netting. Cash and checks only, no Fraser firs.
More →Cut your own, Monday through Saturday nine to four-thirty and Sunday afternoons, with wreaths and a gift shop at the front.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Arkansas rings
2 listedNear Little Rock
Choose-and-cut Carolina Sapphire, Leyland Cypress and Fraser Fir, opening the day after Thanksgiving on the same Sandy Ann Drive place as the patch.
More →Tag a tree and cut it with the farm’s own bow saws — Leyland and Arizona cypress, Virginia and Eastern white pine, Eastern redcedar. Hayrides, shaking and netting at no charge.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Georgia rings
2 listedNear Atlanta
A tractor-drawn wagon out to the cutting field — Fraser, Douglas, Noble, Balsam and Nordmann firs plus cypress, spruce, pine and cedar, with pre-cut and living trees alongside.
More →Choose-and-cut from four to eleven feet — they hand you the saw — plus fresh-cut Fraser firs trucked down from North Carolina. November 21 to December 19.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Iowa rings
1 listedNear Des Moines
Over fifty acres of evergreens since 1970 — firs, white pine and a limited run of Scotch pine, plus wreaths, swags and roping. Full service: they cut, shake, bale and load.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Kansas rings
1 listedNear Wichita
Choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees just northwest of Wichita, with a horse-drawn hay rack and a family train out to the fields. Opens the day after Thanksgiving.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Kentucky rings
1 listedNear Louisville
Pre-cut pine, fir and spruce with a limited run of farm-grown choose-and-cut, wreaths and mistletoe. Open the weekend after Thanksgiving and the first two weekends in December.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Louisiana rings
1 listedNear New Orleans
Choose-and-cut only — you walk the field and pick a living tree, no pre-cut on the lot. Opens the day after Thanksgiving, weekends into mid-December.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Missouri rings
2 listedNear Kansas City · Near St. Louis
Choose-and-cut on the river bluffs at Independence, first planted in 1994, with pre-harvested trees and a gift shop alongside.
More →Choose-and-cut Canaan fir and white pine off thirty-plus acres of a Missouri Century Farm, with fresh fir wreaths made on the place. Six weekend dates and then it is done.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Nebraska rings
1 listedNear Omaha
Choose-and-cut off about five acres north of the city, family-owned since 1990. No dates published — call first.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Oklahoma rings
1 listedNear Oklahoma City
Cut-your-own off 45 acres, plus pre-cut fir, Virginia pine, white pine and Carolina Sapphire cypress, with wreaths, door boughs and stands. Drilling, wrapping and loading are on the house.
More →Christmas tree farms in the Texas rings
5 listedNear Dallas–Fort Worth · Near Houston
Choose-and-cut opens the Friday after Thanksgiving at nine and runs weekends while supplies last, with fresh-cut Fraser fir and handmade wreaths.
More →Choose-and-cut up near the Oklahoma line, about an hour north of Dallas — the far edge of this ring. Hours are on their own site.
More →Thirty acres of choose-and-cut on family land since 1921, with Farmall hayrides and a bakery. Open for Christmas only — confirm the dates first.
More →Choose-and-cut trees they grew themselves, with pre-cut northern firs kept in water alongside. Free to walk in, and they bale what you cut.
More →Choose-and-cut trees once the fall festival is finished, on the same Highway 6 ground.
More →Every farm above is also listed in its own city ring, alongside the rest of what that country grows — a good many of these same places run a pumpkin patch in October. The Christmas lane is thin in some states and empty in a good many more — if you grow trees and you’re not here, send us yours.