Lonoke · Arkansas
Mistletoe Christmas Tree Farm
A family-owned farm in Lonoke, formerly Schilling’s Christmas Tree Farm, that specializes in cut-your-own trees and wreaths: Leyland cypress, Carolina Sapphire and Virginia pine in the field, Fraser fir, and a gift shop. Early Bird Weekend is November 20–22 and the regular season begins November 27. Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Cut-your-own trees and Fraser fir
- Not published
Not published; confirm at the farm. The farm posts no per-foot rate or size price for trees.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Early Bird Weekend is November 20–22 and the regular season begins November 27. Hours and a closing date are not yet posted for this season.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
The farm describes itself as specializing in a variety of cut-your-own trees and wreaths. Its page names Leyland cypress, Carolina Sapphire and Virginia pine for the field, and Fraser fir, which one post lists apart from its cut-your-own trees in the field.
The farm posts no size range, tag system or price for any tree. Flocked trees were offered by preorder last season; this season’s arrangements are not posted.
Published varieties
- Leyland cypress
- Carolina Sapphire
- Virginia pine
- Fraser fir
Which variety suits your decorations?
General tree guidance; the farm’s selection, sizes and services are described above.
- Fraser fir
- Upward branches and good needle retention; firmer branches can suit heavier ornaments.
Learn more: University of Wisconsin Extension ↗ · National Christmas Tree Association ↗
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
The farm publishes no payment methods, tax statement or refund rule; ask at the farm.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Cut-your-own tree | Not published No per-foot rate or size price is posted. Not published; confirm at the farm. |
| Fraser fir | Not published No size or price is posted. Not published; confirm at the farm. |
| Wreaths and gift shop items | Not published No prices are posted. Not published; confirm at the farm. |
| Photographer sessions | Not published The farm took bookings by message or phone last season and stated no fee. Confirm at the farm. |
Cut-your-own trees and Fraser fir
The farm says it specializes in a variety of cut-your-own trees and wreaths. Its page names Leyland cypress, Carolina Sapphire, Virginia pine and Fraser fir. A post last season described having plenty of Fraser firs and a variety of cut-your-own trees in the field waiting for homes, so the guide lists the Fraser fir apart from the field trees; the farm does not say how the Fraser fir is cut or where it comes from.
The farm does not describe tags, sizes, saws, shaking, baling or loading help, and it posts no tree price. Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm.
| Selection & size | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Cut-your-own Leyland cypress | Not published; confirm at the farm | Cut in the field |
| Cut-your-own Carolina Sapphire | Not published; confirm at the farm | Cut in the field |
| Cut-your-own Virginia pine | Not published; confirm at the farm | Cut in the field |
| Fraser fir | Not published | Listed apart from the cut-your-own trees in the farm’s post |
Early Bird Weekend and the season dates
The farm announced that Early Bird Weekend is November 20–22 and that the regular season begins November 27. It has not posted hours or a closing date for this season.
The farm’s Facebook introduction still shows last season’s dates and a 9 to 5 line, so go by the announced dates above. Last season the farm’s regular hours were 9am to 5pm and its final day was December 21, which is useful for planning but not a promise for this season.
| When | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| November 20–22 | Early Bird Weekend; hours not posted |
| From November 27 | Regular season begins; hours not posted for this season |
| Last season’s regular hours | 9am–5pm; not confirmed for this season |
| Closing date | Not posted for this season; last season’s final day was December 21 |
Flocked trees
Last season the farm offered flocked trees by preorder only and said flocking was also available. On one day it posted a flocked 8-foot Fraser fir for $150, with a message to the farm to reserve one. That was a one-day price from last season, not a current price list.
The farm has not posted flocked-tree arrangements or prices for this season, so message the farm through its Facebook page to ask.
Wreaths, gift shop and cocoa
The farm makes wreaths and lists them with its cut-your-own trees. Its posts last season described a gift shop with locally made gifts, homemade bows, and homemade wreaths available decorated or undecorated, with Mill Creek Soaps and Candles named as a vendor. Posts last season also mentioned hot cocoa.
No prices are posted for the wreaths, bows, gifts or cocoa, and the farm does not say whether the cocoa is free.
| Item | What the farm says | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Wreaths | Homemade, decorated or undecorated | Not published |
| Bows | Homemade | Not published |
| Gifts | Locally made gifts; Mill Creek Soaps and Candles named as a vendor last season | Not published |
| Hot cocoa | Mentioned in posts last season | Not published |
Santa, food trucks and a dog day: last season’s events
Last season the farm held Santa and Mrs. Claus visits on two Saturdays, 1pm to 4pm, inviting visitors to bring a camera for photos and their Christmas wishes. A donut food truck came for a Saturday of special events, and the farm held a Feliz Navi-Dog day inviting visitors to bring their pups for photos and festive fun.
None of these has been announced for this season. The farm stated no price for Santa visits or the dog day, and the food truck sets its own prices. Treat the list as a guide to what the farm has done before and watch its Facebook page for this season’s events.
| Event | Last season | This season |
|---|---|---|
| Santa and Mrs. Claus visits | Two Saturdays, 1pm–4pm; bring a camera | Not announced |
| Donut food truck | A Saturday of special events, 9am–5pm; donuts and coffee | Not announced |
| Feliz Navi-Dog | A Sunday for dogs: photos and festive fun | Not announced |
Photographer sessions
Last season the farm took bookings from photographers for tree-farm sessions, with limited dates and an invitation to book early by direct message or phone. It stated no fee. The farm has not posted this season’s session dates, so ask before planning one.
Caring for your tree
The farm’s tree-care graphic says to clear a space away from heat and direct sunlight, and to spread a tree removal bag under the stand. It also says that if the water drops below the base, a seal of dried sap can form in four to six hours, and the tree then needs another fresh cut.
From Schilling’s to Mistletoe
Before it took the Mistletoe name, this farm was Schilling’s Christmas Tree Farm. Local newspapers reported that it changed hands and is now the Mistletoe Christmas Tree Farm, and the farm’s own posts are signed by its owners, Katie and B.J.
The farm describes itself as a family-owned business. Its page lists the address as 1476 Highway 294 in Lonoke.
Getting there and contacts
The farm is at 1476 Highway 294 in Lonoke. It has no website; its Facebook page is its public home. For questions, call the farm at (501) 266-2700, the number on its page and roadside sign.
The farm does not publish payment methods, parking, restrooms, pet rules or a weather rule, so ask when you call.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Early Bird Weekend November 20–22; regular season begins November 27
The farm’s Facebook introduction still shows last season’s dates and a 9 to 5 line beside this season’s; this season’s dates are Early Bird Weekend, November 20–22, and a regular season beginning November 27, as the farm announced on its page. No closing date or hours have been posted for this season. Last season the farm’s final day was December 21. The farm publishes no weather or sell-out rule.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Early Bird Weekend, November 20–22 | Open; hours not posted |
| Regular season begins November 27 | Hours not posted for this season; last season’s regular hours were 9am–5pm |
| Closing date | Not posted for this season; last season’s final day was December 21 |
| Santa visits, food trucks and dog photo day | Held last season; none announced yet for this season |
The dates come from the farm’s Facebook page, which also carries last season’s dates in its introduction.
Before you go.
- Early Bird Weekend is November 20–22; the regular season begins November 27. Hours and a closing date are not yet posted.
- Cut-your-own Leyland cypress, Carolina Sapphire and Virginia pine, plus Fraser fir and homemade wreaths.
- Tree prices are not published; confirm at the farm.
- Santa visits, a food truck and a dog day were held last season; none is announced for this season.
- Saws, shaking, baling, loading, payment methods, parking, restrooms and pet rules are not published; ask at the farm.
- Call (501) 266-2700.
1476 Highway 294, Lonoke, AR 72086
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