Christmas tree farm guide · Maine

Christmas tree farms in Hope & nearby.

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Hope · Maine

Balsam Hill Farm

Naturally grown balsam fir, choose-and-cut and pre-cut: $45–$67 up to 6–7 feet, saws and sleds provided, pets welcome, cash or check. The state association’s listing gives opening Friday, November 27, then weekends to December 20.

Tree options: Cut your own & Pre-cut

Balsam fir by height and appearance: $45–$67 up to 6–7 feet
Tree season: November 27 to December 24; choose-and-cut weekends through December 20 (per the state association’s listing)
Visit hours: Friday, November 27 and Saturdays and Sundays through December 20, 9am–4pm; weekdays through December 24, pre-cut trees only, honor system (per the state association’s listing)

The farm says pricing is based on height and appearance and ranges from $45.00 to $67.00 for up to 6–7 feet, with taller trees slightly higher. Taller-tree prices are not published. Prices are as marked on the tree. Cash or personal check only.

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About 22 miles away · South China, Maine

South China · Maine

Ben and Molly’s Christmas Tree Farm

Choose-and-cut trees from 5 to 12 feet, open Fridays through Sundays, 8am–4pm, on three weekends from November 27, with a Christmas Tree Shop, free cookies and hot chocolate.

Tree options: Cut your own

Choose-and-cut tree: Not published
Tree season: Three weekends: November 27–29, December 4–6 and December 11–13
Visit hours: Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, 8am–4pm

The farm publishes no tree price or size-based price list. Confirm the price at the farm before you cut.

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Compare	Balsam Hill FarmHope, Maine · in town
Trees & sizes	Cut your own; Pre-cut trees Species: Balsam fir. The farm describes an inventory in the field from three-foot tabletop trees to eight feet and taller. The farm also keeps about 425 pre-cut trees available, from roughly three to ten feet. The state association’s listing adds two features for this season that the farm’s own site does not yet mention: a Tot Lot of small fragrant balsam sized for younger customers, and a Unique and Unusual field, nicknamed the Charlie Brown field, with trees of every shape. Pricing is by height and appearance, and prices are marked on each tree.
Published price example	Balsam fir, up to 6–7 feet: $45.00–$67.00 By height and appearance; prices are as marked on the tree; the farm’s page is undated. The farm accepts cash or personal check only; no cards are mentioned. At the end of last season the farm marked remaining trees down to $40 and wreaths to $25 for the final days; nothing like that has been announced for this season. Other published price details: The farm says pricing is based on height and appearance and ranges from $45.00 to $67.00 for up to 6–7 feet, with taller trees slightly higher. Taller-tree prices are not published. Prices are as marked on the tree. Cash or personal check only.
Cutting help	Cut your own Balsam Hill Farm: choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees: Saws and transport sleds · Provided Balsam Hill Farm: choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees: Loading help and twine · Available; chainsaws not allowed Take the short path through the birches and explore the fields. The farm provides saws and transport sleds, and loading help and twine for tying your tree are available; for insurance reasons chainsaws cannot be used. On dry days twine is supplied, and the farm suggests bringing your own straps or rope in case it runs out. On weekdays through December 24, according to the state association’s listing, the farm sells pre-cut trees only, on the honor system. The choose-and-cut fields are closed on those days, and visitors are asked not to cut trees from the fields. As the farm described it last season, you pick a pre-cut tree and place the full amount in cash or check in the red honor box at the entrance to the pre-cut area; prices are as marked. The farm’s posts last season also listed Maine-made wreaths on these weekdays, while its entrance sign and this season’s listing say pre-cut trees only, so ask whether wreaths are available. Saws and sleds provided; no chainsaws; well-behaved pets welcome.
Shaking, baling & loading	Balsam Hill Farm: choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees: Loading help and twine · Available; chainsaws not allowed Take the short path through the birches and explore the fields. The farm provides saws and transport sleds, and loading help and twine for tying your tree are available; for insurance reasons chainsaws cannot be used. On dry days twine is supplied, and the farm suggests bringing your own straps or rope in case it runs out. The farm’s advice is to make a fresh cut across the base of the tree, keep it away from heat and shake it before bringing it indoors.
Visit arrangements	November 27 to December 24; choose-and-cut weekends through December 20 (per the state association’s listing) Christmas season: Opening day, Friday, November 27 · 9am–4pm, from the state association’s listing; the farm opened at 10am on its first day in each of the last two seasons, so confirm the opening time Christmas season: Saturdays and Sundays through December 20 · 9am–4pm; choose-and-cut and pre-cut trees (state association’s listing) Christmas season: Weekdays through December 24 · Pre-cut trees only, honor system; the choose-and-cut fields are closed (state association’s listing) Christmas season: If trees sell out · Days open could change, per the listing Christmas season: Weather delays · Posted on the farm’s website and its voice message Every row above except weather delays is from the state association’s listing; the farm’s own site has not posted a schedule for this season. The farm’s home page shows an undated hours table that differs from this schedule. In each of the last two seasons the farm closed its choose-and-cut fields in mid-December and kept selling pre-cut trees; in one of those seasons it said the closure was to preserve enough crop. This is earlier than the listing’s weekends through December 20, so confirm this season’s dates with the farm. The farm’s own website has not yet posted this season’s schedule. The Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing for this season gives opening on Friday, November 27, then Saturdays and Sundays until December 20, 9am to 4pm, and weekdays until December 24 for pre-cut trees only using the honor system, adding that days open could change if the farm sells out. The farm’s home page shows a general hours table, Monday to Friday 10am–4pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am–4pm, with no date, which does not match that schedule. Weather delays are posted on the farm’s website and on its voice message. Use the listing’s schedule and confirm before a long drive. The listing gives 9am on opening day, while the farm opened at 10am on its first day in each of the last two seasons.
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Nearby · outside Hope

Selected nearby farms outside Hope: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
Compare	Ben and Molly’s Christmas Tree FarmSouth China, Maine · nearby
Trees & sizes	Cut your own The farm has 6,000 trees in its fields and asks you to choose from about 2,000 of them in Plantations 3A and 3B, where trees run from 5 to 12 feet.
Published price example	Choose-and-cut tree, 5 to 12 feet: Not published Not published; confirm at the farm. The farm takes cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express. Other published price details: The farm publishes no tree price or size-based price list. Confirm the price at the farm before you cut.
Cutting help	Cut your own Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm. The farm also does not say whether saws, carts, baling or loading help are provided. Its own pages do not name species; the Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing names balsam fir and bracted balsam fir.
Shaking, baling & loading	Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm. The farm also does not say whether saws, carts, baling or loading help are provided. Its own pages do not name species; the Maine Christmas Tree Association’s listing names balsam fir and bracted balsam fir.
Visit arrangements	Three weekends: November 27–29, December 4–6 and December 11–13 Christmas season: First weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, November 27, 28 and 29 · 8am–4pm; November 27 is the first day open Christmas season: Second weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 4, 5 and 6 · 8am–4pm Christmas season: Third weekend, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, December 11, 12 and 13 · 8am–4pm The farm asks visitors to call to be sure it is open. It lists no weekday sales and no days after December 13. The farm is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday on three weekends: November 27, 28 and 29, December 4, 5 and 6, and December 11, 12 and 13, from 8am to 4pm. It asks you to call to be sure it is open, and once its tree stock is sold, it closes for the season. No weekday sales are listed. The farm has children’s books about it, sold online, and its website runs an online-entry drawing for a free copy of its children’s book, held on December 20 and mailed free within the continental United States. Those are not part of the tree visit. The farm also runs a separate fall pumpkin patch, for which it has published no dates or prices.
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