Family Christmas Tree Farm

Hours, dates and online ordering

The farm’s home page shows daily hours of 9am to 9pm. That block has no season label, and the farm posts no opening or closing date for Christmas tree visits. Its online shop describes preorder windows that start on November 24 for trees and November 25 for wreaths and garland, with a preorder deadline of November 24 shown for trees; these are tied to delivery dates, and the shop says that online buyers’ trees are chosen and cut before delivery.

The home page banner still announces the pumpkin patch (September 25 to October 31). That season, with its own admission and pumpkin prices, is over and is not part of a Christmas tree visit.

Choose-and-cut Monterey pine

These Monterey pines are grown on the farm for families to choose and cut themselves, in limited quantities, so the farm advises coming early. The farm calls them its best value. It lists fragrance as high and branch strength as medium. The farm posts no admission fee for tree shopping.

Pre-cut Pacific Northwest firs

The farm’s About page says the fresh-cut trees are already cut and displayed in stands within the main field. It also names Grand fir, which has no product listing. The shop lists a preorder window of November 24 to December 5. Fraser fir has a product page on the farm’s site but does not appear in the shop’s current tree listing, so ask whether it is in stock.

The online shop lists the 11 to 12 foot Nordmann fir and the 5 to 6 foot Fraser fir as out of stock.

Snow-flocked trees and fire retardant

Flocked trees come in Douglas fir or Noble fir, with medium-density flocking, a stand and your choice of snowfall, and the tree leaves in a protective bag. The preorder window is November 24 to December 5. The farm lists one price per height for the flocked trees and does not say whether Douglas fir and Noble fir differ.

The FAQ says fire retardant can be added to any tree for an additional fee at checkout. The farm does not publish the amount.

Tree stands and care items

Stands are sold separately and are not included in a tree price, except that the baby Noble fir comes with its stand and the flocked trees include one. Choose the stand by tree height. The farm advises watering a tree within one hour of getting it home, keep it away from heating vents, fireplaces and harsh window sunlight, and check the water level daily for the first week.

Potted living trees

The farm sells live potted trees and plants, with prices that vary by pot and size. Only the Aleppo pine shows a preorder window of November 24 to December 5; the others list no separate dates. A baby seedling tree is $3.99.

Gifts, firewood and food

The farm also lists handmade holiday goods, including ornaments and lights, and gift cards. The firewood bundle and the mason jar candle have the same preorder window as wreaths, November 25 to December 1. Julian pies are listed from $14.99 to $28.99.

Delivery, payment and returns

The farm delivers trees to local customers. Its rates are shown at checkout once you enter an address, and none is posted in advance. Payment is by credit and debit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or Afterpay; the farm does not accept cash.

The return policy gives 7 days from receiving a purchase. Trees and merchandise must be returned to the farm, with the original credit card.

Hay rides, farm animals and field trips

The About page says hay rides are offered on a regular basis and that a wait may be necessary, and it mentions farm animals for children of all ages. The farm posts no hay ride schedule or price and no terms for seeing the animals.

Field trips run October through December at $10 per person. Groups are limited to 40, with a minimum of 10 paying visitors, up to 7 minors per chaperone, and teachers and aides free. The 90-minute educational tour includes animals, outdoor games and a tractor ride, and a small gift for each person. A picnic area with tables, chairs and shade, portable restrooms and hand-washing stations are provided, and hot and cold beverages and other farm products can be bought during the visit. Booking is online, and a signed Farm Property Use and Service Agreement is required before entry.

Photography sessions

Professional photographers can book the farm as a location from the first week of October through the first week of December, at $50 per hour. Booking is online, a contract must be signed, and photographers check in on arrival. Radio flyer wagons are available as props.

Dogs, restrooms and what the farm has not posted

The farm says well-behaved dogs are welcome and that owners pick up after them. Restrooms are in the main lot at the east end of the fresh-cut trees. The farm posts no weather policy, parking details or accessibility information.