Conway · South Carolina
Booth’s Christmas Tree Farm
A family farm in Conway, run by the Booth family since 1962, with six field-grown varieties tagged individually at $10 per foot for 5 ft–8 ft and $15 per foot for 9 ft and above, pre-cut Fraser fir, saws, shaking, baling and tie-down at no additional cost, free weekend hayrides, flocking, wreaths and garland.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Field trees, Fraser fir, stands, wreaths and extras
- From $10 per foot
Field trees are individually priced at $10 per foot for 5 ft–8 ft and $15 per foot for 9 ft and above. Pre-cut Fraser fir is individually priced, roughly $55 at 5 ft to roughly $450 at 12 ft; table-top Fraser fir (2 ft–5 ft) is $30–$50 each. These are the prices on the farm’s website, posted for its previous season.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Opens Saturday, November 21, according to the farm’s own announcement of November 2. The hours below are from the farm’s website, which still carries its previous season’s opening date: Monday–Saturday 8am–6pm; Sunday 1pm–5pm. No closing date is published.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
Booth’s grows six varieties on the farm in Conway: Leyland Cypress, Virginia Pine, White Pine, Carolina Sapphire, Eastern Red Cedar and Clemson Greenspire. Every tree sold is individually priced and carries a tag; a tree with no tag is not for sale and is held for future years. The farm sells no field tree under 5 feet so that trees have time to grow, and warns of a slight shortage after weather losses.
Pre-cut Fraser fir comes from a quality grower in the mountains of North Carolina and is kept in a water container and watered twice daily. The farm provides saws; staff shake each tree, net and bale it, tie it down, and will cut a tree and carry it to your vehicle, especially a large one, at no additional cost. Children must not carry saws and must be monitored by a parent or guardian, and power tools are not allowed.
Published varieties
- Leyland Cypress
- Virginia Pine
- White Pine
- Carolina Sapphire
- Eastern Red Cedar
- Clemson Greenspire
- Fraser fir (pre-cut)
Which variety suits your decorations?
General tree guidance; the farm’s selection, sizes and services are described above.
- Fraser fir
- Upward branches and good needle retention; firmer branches can suit heavier ornaments.
- White pine
- Long, soft needles and flexible branches; choose lighter decorations.
Learn more: University of Wisconsin Extension ↗ · National Christmas Tree Association ↗
Compare the options
Trees & prices.
The farm accepts cash, check or credit and debit cards, and says tips for its workers are welcome at your discretion. The prices are those posted on the farm’s website, which still carries its previous season’s opening date; the farm has not posted separate prices for this season, so confirm they are unchanged before you cut.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Field trees, 5 ft–8 ft | $10 per foot Individually priced; a tree with no tag is not for sale. |
| Field trees, 9 ft and above | $15 per foot Individually priced; a tree with no tag is not for sale. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 5 ft to 12 ft | Roughly $55 to roughly $450 Individually priced and not sold by the foot. |
| Table-top Fraser fir, 2 ft–5 ft | $30–$50 each Individually priced; mini trees include disposable stands for kids’ rooms or table tops. |
| Rebar stands: 5-quart Regular / 10-quart Regular / Super Extended / Double-Reinforced / Commercial 4-Leg | $35 / $40 / $65 / $85 / $125 Each fits a size range, listed in the stands section. |
| Wreaths, 20 in. to 72 in. | $25–$130 Handmade by the farm; the price for each size is in the wreaths section. |
| Garland | $3 per foot Special order only; call at least 1–2 business days ahead. |
| Flocking | $5 per foot additional Applied by machine after business hours; needs about 24 hours to dry. |
| Delivery, drop-off / drop-off and set-up | $30 / $60 Must be scheduled. |
| Saws, shaking, netting and baling, tie-down, staff cutting and carrying, drilling for the farm’s stand | No additional cost The farm lists these services at no additional cost. |
| Hayrides | Free The farm says they are free of charge. |
| Photography sessions | $30 per hour Booked in advance, before the farm opens for sales. |
Choose-and-cut field trees and the price tags
The farm grows Leyland Cypress, Virginia Pine, White Pine, Carolina Sapphire, Eastern Red Cedar and Clemson Greenspire. Every tree sold is individually priced with a tag, and a tree with no tag is not for sale; it is reserved for future years. No field tree under 5 feet is sold, and signs are posted.
Trees are $10 per foot for 5 ft to 8 ft and $15 per foot for 9 ft and above. The farm explains that trees take years to reach 6 feet, which is why it protects the smaller ones, and warns that weather losses may mean a slight shortage of trees.
| Item | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| Field trees, 5 ft–8 ft | $10 per foot |
| Field trees, 9 ft and above | $15 per foot |
| Field trees under 5 ft | Not sold; signs are posted |
| A tree with no tag | Not for sale; reserved for future years |
| Varieties | Leyland Cypress, Virginia Pine, White Pine, Carolina Sapphire, Eastern Red Cedar, Clemson Greenspire |
Pre-cut Fraser fir and table-top trees
Fraser fir is brought from a quality grower in the mountains of North Carolina in sizes from 2 feet to 12 feet. Each tree is kept in its water container and watered twice daily. From 5 feet up, trees are individually priced and not sold by the foot, from roughly $55 at 5 feet to roughly $450 at 12 feet.
Table-top Fraser fir, 2 ft to 5 ft, is individually priced at $30–$50 each, and the mini trees include disposable stands for kids’ rooms or table tops.
Saws, shaking, baling, delivery and flocking
The farm lists these services at no additional cost: saws, shaking each tree, netting and baling, tie-down by trained staff, drilling for the farm’s stand, and staff cutting a tree and carrying it to your vehicle, especially a large one. Children must not carry saws and must be monitored by a parent or guardian, and no power tools are allowed.
Delivery and drop-off must be scheduled with the farm. Flocking is applied by machine after normal business hours, needs about 24 hours to dry before pick-up and cannot be picked up if it is raining. The farm advises coming early to choose your tree, and gives an extra disposal bag with flocked trees.
| Service | Cost |
|---|---|
| Saws, shaking, netting and baling | No additional cost |
| Tie-down by trained staff | No additional cost |
| Staff cutting and carrying a tree to your vehicle | No additional cost |
| Drilling for the farm’s stand | No charge |
| Drop-off delivery | $30; must be scheduled |
| Drop-off and set-up | $60; must be scheduled |
| Flocking | $5 per foot additional |
Tree stands
The farm sells rebar Tim Mitchell Yule Stands with a center spike and a water bowl. The table gives the size range the farm lists for each. Staff drill the trunk for the farm’s stand at no charge.
| Stand | Size the farm lists | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 5-quart Regular | Typically holds up to 7 ft | $35 |
| 10-quart Regular | Typically holds up to 7 ft | $40 |
| 10-quart Super Extended | Typically holds 8 ft–9 ft | $65 |
| 10-quart Double-Reinforced | Recommended for trees over 9 ft | $85 |
| 10-quart Commercial 4-Leg | Recommended for trees over 10 ft | $125 |
Wreaths and garland
The farm makes its wreaths by hand and accepts pre-orders at 843-365-3633. Popular sizes are ready on site; the farm notes that 20 and 24 inches fit standard doors.
Garland is a special order only: call at least 1–2 business days ahead. It is $3 per foot, made in lengths up to 25 feet, with longer orders made in 25-foot lengths. Flocking can also be applied to wreaths and garland at the additional per-foot flocking price.
| Wreath size | Price |
|---|---|
| 20 in. | $25 |
| 24 in. | $30 |
| 28 in. | $40 |
| 32 in. | $50 |
| 36 in. | $60 |
| 48 in. | $80 |
| 60 in. | $100 |
| 72 in. | $130 |
Opening day and hours
In its own announcement of November 2, the farm says Booth’s will open on Saturday, November 21 for its 64th year. The farm’s website still carries its previous season’s opening date, so confirm the date if you are driving far.
The website lists Monday through Saturday 8am to 6pm and Sunday 1pm to 5pm, as posted for the previous season. It does not publish a closing date, Thanksgiving Day hours or a weather rule.
| When | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| Saturday, November 21 | Opening day, per the farm’s announcement of November 2 |
| Monday–Saturday | 8am–6pm |
| Sunday | 1pm–5pm |
| Closing date | Not published |
| Thanksgiving Day hours | Not published |
| Weather closures | Not published |
Free weekend hayrides
The farm offers hayrides to and from the tree fields on weekends, free of charge. The ride takes you nonstop to the back farm, drops you off to walk and choose a tree, and brings you and your tree back to the front.
The farm’s wording is that hayrides begin Thanksgiving Day and run weekends only. Thanksgiving is a Thursday, so confirm which days run.
Photography sessions
Professional photographers are allowed to book the farm for sessions at $30 per hour. Booking opens July 1; call Lauren at 843-421-8116. Payment is by PayPal or Venmo at booking, and the waiver and farm rules must be signed first. The farm also mentions sunflower and wildflower field sessions in bloom seasons.
Sessions run until the farm opens for sales, and no photography is allowed after that. The farm’s pages still give November 15 as the last session day, which does not match the opening dates it has posted, so ask for this season’s last session day when you book.
On the farm: facilities, rules and tree care
There are picnic tables for a family lunch or snack and a port-a-potty with a handwashing station. Bridges and walkways cross the ditches, signs are posted, and the farm asks you to watch for stumps, vines and insects.
Leashed pets are allowed; owners must clean up, and the farm may ask you to return an aggressive pet to the vehicle. Do not let pets urinate on the trees. ATVs are not allowed.
To keep a tree fresh, get it into water; if it was cut more than two hours earlier, recut a quarter to a half inch off the bottom, and check the water at least twice a day. The farm accepts cash, check and credit or debit cards.
The Booth family, directions and contacts
Larue Booth started the farm in 1962. His son Haley now runs it with Haley’s daughter, Lauren, on a 50-acre farm.
Booth’s Christmas Tree Farm is at 5268 Adrian Highway, Conway, South Carolina 29526, in Horry County; some directories list the same street address under Aynor, SC 29511. From Conway, take US 701 North toward Loris for roughly 8 miles and turn right at the traffic light just past SC 22 (a convenience store on the right, the Academy for Technology on the left); the farm is roughly 2½ miles on the right. It is about 30 miles from Myrtle Beach and about 50 miles from Florence. The farm says your GPS may select a different route, and that traffic and traffic lights are significantly less on the bypass roads described on its directions page.
For questions and wreath and garland orders, call 843-365-3633 or write to boothschristmastreefarm@gmail.com, the address on the farm’s contact page.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Opens Saturday, November 21 (the farm’s announcement of November 2); closing date not published
In its own announcement of November 2, the farm says it will open on Saturday, November 21 for its 64th year. The farm’s website still carries its previous season’s opening date, so the hours and prices on it are the ones posted for that season; confirm that they are unchanged if you are driving far. The farm publishes no closing date, Thanksgiving Day hours or weather rule.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Opening day, Saturday, November 21 | Announced by the farm on November 2; hours for the day are not posted separately |
| Monday–Saturday | 8am–6pm |
| Sunday | 1pm–5pm |
| Free hayrides | Weekends; the farm says they begin Thanksgiving Day, so confirm which days run |
| Photography sessions | Booked in advance, before the farm opens for sales; no photography once sales begin |
| Closing date, Thanksgiving Day hours and weather closures | Not published |
Weekday and Sunday hours are from the farm’s website, which still carries its previous season’s opening date.
Before you go.
- Opens Saturday, November 21 per the farm’s own announcement; its website still carries the previous season’s date. Website hours: Monday–Saturday 8am–6pm, Sunday 1pm–5pm; no closing date is published.
- Field trees are $10 per foot for 5 ft–8 ft and $15 per foot for 9 ft and above; only tagged trees are for sale and none under 5 ft.
- Pre-cut Fraser fir is roughly $55 at 5 ft to roughly $450 at 12 ft; table-top trees are $30–$50.
- Saws, shaking, baling, tie-down, staff cutting and drilling for the farm’s stand carry no additional cost; delivery and flocking are extra.
- Hayrides are free on weekends; the farm says they begin Thanksgiving Day, so confirm which days run.
- Wreaths $25–$130 and garland $3 per foot are by pre-order; call 843-365-3633.
- Leashed pets only, no ATVs; cash, check or cards accepted. The website’s prices were posted for the previous season; confirm they are unchanged.
5268 Adrian Highway, Conway, SC 29526
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