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Ipswich · Massachusetts

Northern Lights Farm Stand Ipswich

A year-round Ipswich farmstand with seasonal Christmas trees and farm products.

At a glance

Plan your visit.

Opening hours
General winter hours 11am–5pm; closed Sundays
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Find the farm
243 High Street, Ipswich, MA 01938
Tree visitor enquiries978-312-6728Wenham-listed general operator contact; confirm Ipswich branch arrangements.
A wreath with apples and fresh greenery
Greenery and local farmstand goods.

Visit times.

General winter hours 11am–5pm; closed Sundays

Choose your Christmas tree.

Northern Lights has separate Wenham and Ipswich stands, with seasonal Christmas trees offered at both according to the regional agriculture profile. This listing is for 243 High Street, Ipswich. Confirm the tree selection at this stand; the presence of another branch does not guarantee identical trees or stock.

The stands also grow seasonal vegetables and flowers and sell Amish farm products. These provide a market-shopping context for the tree pickup, rather than a choose-and-cut field program.

The farm visit.

Check the branch before travelling

The published operator contact covers both Ipswich and Wenham. Check this branch’s available Christmas trees before travelling. The general winter schedule is 11am–5pm with Sundays closed; holiday changes and tree arrivals should be checked separately.

The stands sell homegrown produce, baked goods, honey, local syrup, organic eggs, Shain’s ice cream and Amish goods. The Ipswich main stand is at 243 High Street, while Wenham is at 66 Cedar Street.

Animals and winter farmstand shopping

The main Ipswich stand has rescued farm animals and introduces Shamus the rabbit as its greeter and mascot. Check the animals area on your actual winter visit; this is part of the farmstand setting rather than a scheduled ride or ticketed animal event.

Previously published flower shares

The Ipswich flower field has published more than 100varieties in a season from late May to November 1 or the first frost. A choose-your-own share covers five bouquets for $50 or ten for $100; a single bouquet is $13.99. Farmer-cut vase arrangements are separately published at $75 for five or $150 for ten. These are previous-season flower offers, so confirm the next program, actual crop and rates before joining.

Applications can be made at either stand, but the flower field is in Ipswich. The share summary describes flexible pickup, while the farmer-cut instructions specify Thursday–Saturday; agree the actual collection day for the product chosen. The first 100subscribers were offered a weekly herb bouquet while available, not a guaranteed benefit for every future subscriber.

For flower-program arrangements the published alternate is PJ at 978-701-7693, evenings only and no Sunday calls. The consistently printed general farm contact remains 978-312-6728. These are flower-season arrangements, distinct from the stands’ winter hours.

Previously published Ipswich flower offers
ChoiceFive bouquetsTen bouquets
Choose-your-own$50$100
Farmer-cut in vases$75$150

Before you go.

  • Shared farmstand enquiries: northernlightsfarmstand@gmail.com.

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