Christmas tree farm guide
Christmas tree farms in Mississippi.
From Hernando and Blue Springs in the north, through Chunky in the east-central part of the state, to Chatawa, Laurel and Hattiesburg in the south, these six Mississippi farm guides explain which trees each farm grows, what it charges where it says, what it handles for you and when it opens. Cypress is the Mississippi tree: all six farms grow it, three let you cut your own tree, and tree season starts between Saturday, November 14 and Thursday, November 26 at the five farms with 2026 dates.
Pick a region and a tree
Two farms are in the north: Cedar Hill Farm in Hernando, just south of Memphis, and Foggy Bottom Farms in Blue Springs. Chunky, in the east-central part of the state, has Lazy Acres Farm. Three farms sit in the south: Timberhill Christmas Tree Farm in Chatawa, Talson Farms in Laurel and Thomley’s Christmas Tree Farm in Hattiesburg. Cypress is the common thread: Leyland cypress grows at every farm except Foggy Bottom, which grows Leighton Green, Ovensii and Arizona or Blue Ice cypress, and Cedar Hill and Talson also grow Murray cypress. Virginia pine grows at Foggy Bottom, Timberhill and Thomley’s, and Carolina Sapphire at Timberhill and Thomley’s. For a fir, Cedar Hill, Lazy Acres, Foggy Bottom and Thomley’s sell pre-cut Fraser firs.
Compare the whole price
Cedar Hill gives the most detail: cut-your-own cypress runs in nine height tiers from $54.95 for a tree under 5 feet to $269.95 for 12 feet and taller, with no sales tax on cut trees, and pre-cut Fraser firs start around $99 plus 7% sales tax. Foggy Bottom sells its homegrown Virginia pine and cypress at $12 a foot, from 6 to 12 feet, with pre-cut Fraser firs from $100. Talson’s per-foot prices, $8 for 5 to 9 feet, $10 for 10 to 12 feet and $15 for 13 to 14 feet, are last season’s and may change. For Lazy Acres, Timberhill and Thomley’s, ask the farm for this season’s tree prices before you go; Lazy Acres’ separate Lazy Acres in Lights evening ticket is $20 plus tax at the gate.
Ask what the farm handles
Cedar Hill spells out its help: the hayride and the saws are free, and staff shake out your tree, net it and tie it on or load it. Foggy Bottom and Thomley’s will flock a tree white for a snowy look, and Foggy Bottom, Timberhill, Talson and Thomley’s all offer fresh wreaths or garland. At Lazy Acres, Foggy Bottom, Talson and Thomley’s, ask the farm how cutting, tagging, loading and tying work, and what tools and help are on hand, before you come. Lazy Acres’ lighted hayride trail and Santa’s Southpole Village are separate from a tree purchase, as are Thomley’s Holiday Market, hot-glass studio and field trips.
Time the season
Thomley’s starts earliest: tagging begins Saturday, November 14, during its Holiday Market, and Fraser firs arrive Thursday, November 19. Cedar Hill and Lazy Acres open Saturday, November 21, Cedar Hill through Saturday, December 19 and Lazy Acres’ tree days through Sunday, December 13, with its lights evenings running to Sunday, December 27. Foggy Bottom’s Opening Day is Sunday, November 22, with Thanksgiving-week hours through Sunday, November 29; ask the farm for its December hours. Timberhill opens on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, and runs on listed days through Sunday, December 13. Talson’s dates are last season’s, November 22 through December 14, so ask the farm for this year’s dates before you plan a trip.
Hernando · Mississippi
Cedar Hill Farm
Ride a free tractor-drawn hayride to the fields and cut your own cypress, priced by height from $54.95 to $269.95, with saws, shaking, netting and loading free. Open Saturday, November 21 through Saturday, December 19, closed Thanksgiving Day; limited pre-cut Fraser firs too.
- Choose-and-cut trees, by height
- $54.95–$269.95 per tree
- Tree season
- Saturday, November 21 – Saturday, December 19; closed Thanksgiving Day
- Visit hours
- Monday–Friday 9am–5pm; Saturdays 10am–5pm; Sundays 11am–5pm; last hayride to the tree fields 4:30pm daily
Nine height tiers from under 5 feet ($54.95) to 12 feet and taller ($269.95). There is no general admission, the hayride is free, and there is no sales tax on cut trees. Limited pre-cut Fraser firs cost more, from about $99, plus 7% sales tax. Prices can change.
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Chunky · Mississippi
Lazy Acres Farm
Choose and cut your own tree or pick a pre-cut Fraser fir; no admission is needed to buy a tree. Choose-and-cut days run from Saturday, November 21 through Sunday, December 13, with Lazy Acres in Lights evenings on select dates, a separate ticket of $20 at the gate.
- Christmas trees and Lazy Acres in Lights
- Ask the farm for tree prices
- Tree season
- Choose and cut: Saturday, November 21 – Sunday, December 13; lights evenings on select dates through Sunday, December 27
- Visit hours
- Tree days 10am–5pm (Sundays 1pm–5pm); tree sales stop at 5pm; lights evenings 5pm–10pm
No admission is needed to buy a tree. Lazy Acres in Lights is a separate evening ticket: $20 plus tax at the gate, ages 2 and under free, and $13 plus tax and fees for online tickets during a limited-time flash sale.
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Blue Springs · Mississippi
Foggy Bottom Farms
Homegrown Virginia pine and cypress at $12 per foot, 6 to 12 feet, plus pre-cut Fraser firs from $100. Opening Day is Sunday, November 22, 1pm–4pm, with Thanksgiving-week hours and Meet Santa on two Saturdays; ask the farm for December hours.
- Homegrown trees, by the foot
- $12 per foot
- Tree season
- Opening Day Sunday, November 22; Thanksgiving-week hours through Sunday, November 29; closed Thanksgiving Day
- Visit hours
- Opening Day Sunday, November 22, 1pm–4pm. Thanksgiving week: Monday–Wednesday 1pm–4pm, closed Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10am–4pm, Sunday 2pm–4pm
Virginia pine and cypress run from 6 to 12 feet, priced by the foot of height. Pre-cut Fraser firs start at $100 and up. Cash or Venmo.
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Chatawa · Mississippi
Timberhill Christmas Tree Farm
Choose and cut your own Leyland cypress, 6 to 15 feet, plus limited Virginia pine and Carolina Sapphire. Open Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26, Black Friday and listed Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, December 13, until dark; trees this year come from both the original and the new field.
- Choose-and-cut trees
- Ask the farm
- Tree season
- Thursday, November 26 – Sunday, December 13, on listed days
- Visit hours
- Thanksgiving Day from 2pm until dark; Black Friday and Saturdays from 9am until dark; Sundays from 1pm until dark
Prices vary with the height of the tree, from 6 to 15 feet.
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Laurel · Mississippi
Talson Farms
Leyland and Murray cypress, 4 to 14 feet, priced by the foot: last season $8 for 5 to 9 feet, $10 for 10 to 12 feet and $15 for 13 to 14 feet. Last season the farm opened November 22 through December 14; ask the farm for this year’s dates and prices.
- Trees by the foot (last season’s prices)
- Last season $8–$15 per foot
- Tree season
- Last season: November 22 – December 14
- Visit hours
- Last season 10am–5pm or 1pm–5pm depending on the day
Last season’s rates were $8 per foot for 5 to 9 feet, $10 per foot for 10 to 12 feet and $15 per foot for 13 to 14 feet.
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Hattiesburg · Mississippi
Thomley's Christmas Tree Farm & Gift Shop
Leyland cypress, Virginia pine and Carolina Sapphire grown on the farm, plus Fraser firs arriving Thursday, November 19. Tree tagging starts Saturday, November 14, the day of the Holiday Market, 9am–4pm. Ask the farm for tree prices and hours.
- Trees
- Ask the farm
- Tree season
- Tree tagging starts Saturday, November 14; Fraser firs arrive Thursday, November 19
- Visit hours
- Holiday Market Saturday, November 14, 9am–4pm; ask the farm for tree hours
The Holiday Market has no admission fee.
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