Clyde · Ohio
Hidden Pines Christmas Tree Farm
Tag a fir, pine or spruce for later cutting, or choose a fresh-cut tree and browse custom wreaths at Hidden Pines.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Published tree season
- Tagging begins November 7; cutting begins November 21. Final day December 19, closing at 2pm.
- Visit arrangements
- Early tagging reserves a tree without a deposit. Advance staff cutting needs at least 24 hours’ notice.
- Find the farm
- 3829 Limerick Road, Clyde, OH 43410
- Farm visitor inquiries and call/text greenery orders419-355-3650
Hours: Selected days; field cutting ends at 5pm on Thursday/Friday late openings. See the full schedule.
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Official visit information ↗Published tree season: Tagging begins November 7; cutting begins November 21. Final day December 19, closing at 2pm.
| Published selling and tagging days | Hours |
|---|---|
| November 7 and 14 — tagging and shop only | 10am–5pm |
| November 8 and 15 — tagging and shop only | 1–5pm |
| November 21, 27–28; December 5, 12 | 10am–5pm |
| November 22, 29; December 6, 13 | 1–5pm |
| December 3–4, 10–11, 17–18 | 1–6pm; fields close at 5pm |
| December 7 and 14 | By appointment only |
| November 30; December 1–2, 8–9, 15–16 | Closed |
| December 19 — final day | 10am–2pm |
No field cutting after dark; pre-cut sales only after fields close.
Choose your Christmas tree.
Choose from the price-tagged trees in the fields, including Canaan and Concolor firs, Scotch and white pines, and Black Hills and Colorado blue spruces. Trees without a price tag are being saved for future seasons. The farm recommends waiting until December to cut a spruce.
The ready-cut lot offers another route to a tree, with some trees displayed indoors in cold or wet weather. Trees are cut daily from the farm for the lot; available varieties can differ from the fields. Both field and pre-cut trees receive free shaking and netting, and pre-cut purchases get a fresh trunk cut.
Tree species
- Canaan fir
- Concolor fir
- Scotch pine
- White pine
- Black Hills spruce
- Colorado blue spruce
The farm visit.
Reserve now, harvest later
Check in with a red-vested staff member before entering the fields. Attach the supplied sold tag and ribbon to your chosen price-tagged tree, then take the price stub back to the shop. The farm records its number and gives you a claim check; you pay when you return to harvest.
For an early-tagged tree, staff can cut it on your pickup morning with at least one day’s notice by text or email. Include your name, tag number and pickup date when arranging the service. This is a separate option from arriving to cut your own.
From the field to your vehicle
The farm supplies a handsaw, drag sled and carpet square. Bring someone who can help cut and pull the tree if needed: staffing is limited and cutting or tie-on help can mean a wait on busy days. Chainsaws are prohibited.
Twine is supplied for securing the tree, and ratchet straps are sold on site. The farm advises against bungee cords. Leashed pets may join you in the fields if you clean up after them.
Wreaths and custom greenery
Browse live wreaths on the cold side of the gift shop. Custom grave decorations are largely made to special order, so place a call or text order early rather than relying on a ready-made selection.
The gift shop and separate classes
The shop carries wreaths and swags, ornaments, locally made gifts, Crossroads jar candles, farm-designed apparel and annual wooden ornaments. Private shopping is available by appointment, sometimes alongside an arranged group tour.
Wine and Wreath Classes are advertised separately. Check the class dates, price and booking arrangements before planning one; participation is separate from an ordinary tree purchase.
Other farms to compare.
- Cackler FarmsDelaware, Ohio
Choose and cut a fir, spruce or pine at Cackler, with supplied saws and sleds, handmade greenery and a photo wreath.
- Country Cabin Tree FarmSunbury, Ohio
Reserve a short-season tree visit at Country Cabin, with choose-and-cut trees, pre-cut Canaan fir and supplies at the cabin.
- Taylor Tree FarmSunbury, Ohio
Cut a Scotch pine at Taylor’s Wilson Road farm, with saws, sleds, twine and baling supplied.