Jackson Township · New Jersey
Picea Acres
Search the field for a Christmas tree with tools and help for cutting, moving, baling and tying, plus handmade wreaths and grave blankets.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Choose-and-cut field tree
- One price regardless of height
- Tree season
- Usually opens the day after Thanksgiving; confirm current selling dates
- Find the farm
- 50 South New Prospect Road, Jackson Township, NJ 08527
- Christmas tree visitor inquiries732-370-8733
Confirm the current amount with the farm; balled and tabletop options are separate
All tree prices ↓Hours: Friday–Sunday 9am–5pm during Christmas season; call ahead in poor weather
Dates & hours ↓
Trees & prices.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Choose-and-cut field tree | One price regardless of height Confirm the current amount with the farm; balled and tabletop options are separate |
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Tree season: Usually opens the day after Thanksgiving; confirm current selling dates
| Christmas season hours | Hours |
|---|---|
| Friday, Saturday and Sunday | 9am–5pm; call ahead during inclement weather |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Picea Acres’ choose-and-cut field offers Norway, white and Serbian spruce, Douglas fir and white pine. Field-cut trees are all one price regardless of height; ask the farm for the current amount before choosing. The farm provides equipment for cutting and moving the tree, with staff assistance available.
Plantable balled trees and smaller tabletop choices are also listed. Confirm their current selection, prices and collection arrangements separately from the field-cut price. The balled option is a living-tree purchase, with its roots retained for planting.
Staff help with baling and tying the tree for the trip home. Cash is the listed payment method, and the farm welcomes leashed pets outdoors.
Tree species
- Norway spruce
- White spruce
- Serbian spruce
- Douglas fir
- White pine
The farm visit.
Fresh winter greenery
Handmade fresh-cut wreaths, grave blankets and other greenery accompany the trees. Contact the farm if you need a particular item or custom arrangement; the public page does not give a numerical tree or greenery price list.
The farm describes a baby-tree offer for customers to plant at home when buying a Christmas tree. Ask whether it is available with your purchase and what planting advice comes with the small tree.
Keeping the cut tree watered
Picea advises making a fresh cut across the trunk base before putting the tree into a stand. If you are waiting to set it up, put it in a bucket of water in a cool place. Attend to water at least twice daily and keep the water above the cut base: water elsewhere in the stand is not enough if the trunk is no longer submerged. Use a stand that fits without whittling away the trunk’s sides, and keep the tree away from fireplaces, heaters, heat vents and direct sun.
Opening and directions
Christmas-season hours are Friday–Sunday, 9am–5pm. Call ahead during inclement weather and use the South New Prospect Road visitor address.
| Visit or offering | What to know |
|---|---|
| Tree visit | Choose-and-cut fields, separate plantable balled and tabletop options; cutting/handling help available |
| Usual opening | Day after Thanksgiving; Friday–Sunday 9am–5pm during Christmas season |
| Payment | Cash only |
| Pets | Welcome on a leash |
Before you go.
- Cash only.
- Keep pets on a leash.
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