Plainville · Massachusetts
Shepardville Tree Farm
Tag a Fraser fir or Norway or white spruce at this Plainville tree farm.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- After Thanksgiving through December 15
- Visit arrangements
- Tree tagging available
- Find the farm
- Route 152 beside Shepardville Cemetery, Plainville, MA 02762
- Tree-sale and visitor enquiries508-695-8218Public farm contact in the matched Massachusetts Christmas Tree Association profile.
Hours: Posted weekends 9:30am–3pm; confirm opening-Friday arrangements
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: After Thanksgiving through December 15
| Posted selling window | Hours |
|---|---|
| Weekends after Thanksgiving through December 15 | 9:30am–3pm |
Confirm the Friday opening exception directly.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Shepardville’s published tree selection includes Fraser fir, Norway spruce and white spruce, with advance tagging available. The farm is beside Shepardville Cemetery on Route 152 in Plainville; use that landmark when arranging the approach.
The posted season runs from after Thanksgiving through December 15, with 9:30am–3pm hours. Its listing describes weekends only while also naming the day after Thanksgiving as the start, so confirm whether that Friday is a selling day before travelling.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
- Norway spruce
- White spruce
The farm visit.
Arrange tagging and pickup
Contact the farm about the tagging procedure, collection day and tree availability. Its public profile does not specify a street number, price list or which tools and handling services are provided; settle those details before planning to cut or collect a tree.
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