Greenville · South Carolina
Mystic Farm
A three-generation Fink family farm in Greenville, growing Christmas trees since 1983, with height-tagged field trees from $35, pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir, handmade wreaths and garland, tree stands, and off-season photo sessions.
At a glance
Your tree visit.
- Tree choices
- Cut your own · Pre-cut trees
- Field trees and pre-cut Fraser fir
- From $35
Field trees are $35 at 3 ft–4 ft up to $200 at 11 ft–12 ft, each tagged with its height and price. Pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir is $65 at 5 ft–6 ft up to $270 at 11 ft–12 ft.
Prices & conditions ↓ - Visit times
Opens Saturday, November 21. The farm’s hours listing says Monday–Saturday 10am–7pm, Sunday 12pm–5pm, Thanksgiving 10am–2pm. No closing date is published.
Full schedule ↓
Find your tree
Choose your Christmas tree.
Mystic Farm grows its field trees in five varieties: Leyland Cypress, Blue Ice, White Pine, Virginia Pine and Carolina Sapphire. Every tree is tagged with its height and price, so you know what you are cutting before you cut it. The farm provides saws and carts, and suggests bringing gloves for the sap.
Fraser fir needs a much cooler climate than Greenville, so the farm buys pre-cut Fraser from North Carolina growers and posts fresh deliveries on its Google Maps page. The farm says the number of trees in each category depends on the growing season and on Fraser availability.
Published varieties
- Leyland Cypress
- Blue Ice
- White Pine
- Virginia Pine
- Carolina Sapphire
- 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 says it accepts all forms of payment, including credit cards and Google and Apple Pay.
| Selection & size | Price |
|---|---|
| Field tree, 3 ft–4 ft | $35 Choose-and-cut; one price for all five field varieties. |
| Field tree, 4 ft–5 ft | $45 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 5 ft–6 ft | $55 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 6 ft–7 ft | $65 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 7 ft–8 ft | $85 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 8 ft–9 ft | $110 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 9 ft–10 ft | $140 Choose-and-cut. |
| Field tree, 10 ft–11 ft | $160 Choose-and-cut; call ahead for trees over 10 ft to confirm inventory. |
| Field tree, 11 ft–12 ft | $200 Choose-and-cut; call ahead to confirm inventory. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 5 ft–6 ft | $65 Not available in 3 ft–4 ft or 4 ft–5 ft. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 6 ft–7 ft | $85 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 7 ft–8 ft | $100 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 8 ft–9 ft | $150 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 9 ft–10 ft | $200 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 10 ft–11 ft | $250 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Pre-cut Fraser fir, 11 ft–12 ft | $270 Shipped in from North Carolina. |
| Wreaths, 10 in ring (12 in–14 in finished) to 36 in ring (48 in finished) | $20 to $150 Regular prices by size; custom wreaths cost more. See the wreath table. |
| Garland, regular, about 5 in–7 in wide | $6.00 per foot Fraser fir (with a custom mix) or Leyland or Sapphire. |
| Garland, hand-tied, up to 20 in wide | Fraser fir $13.00 per foot Leyland or Sapphire hand-tied garland: call for pricing. |
| Roping, up to 2 in wide | $2.00 per foot Sold in custom sections. |
| Tree stands | $15 to $55 By size; drill-type stands are $31 and $40. See the stand table. |
| Professional photography, 1 hour / 2-hour block / 4-hour block | $25 / $50 / $80 Before the season only; paid at booking. |
Choose-and-cut field trees and their prices
Field trees are priced by height on the farm’s current price list, with one price column for all five varieties. Each tree is tagged with its height and price. The farm provides saws and carts, and recommends bringing gloves for sap.
Crooked or sparse trees are discounted and priced individually. For trees over 10 ft, call ahead to make sure the farm has them in stock. The farm’s questions page describes field trees from 5 ft to 12 ft, while the price list begins at 3 ft–4 ft, so confirm which sizes are on the field.
| Height | Price |
|---|---|
| 3 ft–4 ft | $35 |
| 4 ft–5 ft | $45 |
| 5 ft–6 ft | $55 |
| 6 ft–7 ft | $65 |
| 7 ft–8 ft | $85 |
| 8 ft–9 ft | $110 |
| 9 ft–10 ft | $140 |
| 10 ft–11 ft | $160 |
| 11 ft–12 ft | $200 |
| Crooked or sparse trees | Discounted and priced individually |
The tree varieties
The price list names five field varieties. The farm’s tree pages describe four of them in a sentence or two; its price list names White Pine, but the farm’s tree pages do not give it a page.
The farm also lists pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir, which it describes on its own page.
| Variety | What the farm says |
|---|---|
| Leyland Cypress | Drops very few needles and does not produce pollen |
| Blue Ice | An Arizona cypress variety; the farm says it tends to dry out even in a stand and recommends cutting it three to four weeks before Christmas |
| Carolina Sapphire | An Arizona cypress variety; the farm says it tends to dry out even in a stand and recommends cutting it three to four weeks before Christmas, and says it can sometimes have yellow tips or small acorns |
| Virginia Pine | Native to the South; its strong branches make it a good choice for heavy ornaments |
| White Pine | Named on the price list; no description published |
Pre-cut North Carolina Fraser fir
Fraser fir needs a much cooler climate and an altitude of about 3,000 feet, so Mystic Farm does not grow it. The farm buys pre-cut trees from local North Carolina growers and posts fresh deliveries and availability on its Google Maps page. The farm describes Fraser fir as having strong branches, blue-green foliage and a wonderful aroma.
The farm lists no Fraser in 3 ft–4 ft or 4 ft–5 ft sizes. Prices begin at 5 ft–6 ft.
| Height | Price |
|---|---|
| 3 ft–4 ft | Not available |
| 4 ft–5 ft | Not available |
| 5 ft–6 ft | $65 |
| 6 ft–7 ft | $85 |
| 7 ft–8 ft | $100 |
| 8 ft–9 ft | $150 |
| 9 ft–10 ft | $200 |
| 10 ft–11 ft | $250 |
| 11 ft–12 ft | $270 |
Opening day and hours
The farm opens for the season on Saturday, November 21, and says it opens each year on the weekend before Thanksgiving. Its hours listing gives Monday through Saturday 10am to 7pm, Sunday 12pm to 5pm and Thanksgiving Day 10am to 2pm.
That hours listing is undated, so confirm weekday hours before opening weekend. A state listing shows Sunday closing at 6pm, while the farm’s own page says 5pm; confirm the Sunday closing time. The farm publishes no closing date and no weather rule.
| Day | Hours |
|---|---|
| Opening day, Saturday, November 21 | Opens for the season |
| Monday–Saturday | 10am–7pm |
| Sunday | 12pm–5pm |
| Thanksgiving Day | 10am–2pm |
| Closing date | Not published |
Handmade wreaths
Mystic Farm has made wreaths for over 35 years, using greenery it grows, such as magnolia leaves, eucalyptus, boxwood, holly and nandina berries. Wreaths are ordered by phone and picked up at the farm: call or text 864-380-6787.
Regular and custom prices are listed by ring size. Custom additions include Fraser fir, Leyland, Sapphire, Blue Ice, White Pine, Virginia Pine, magnolia, eucalyptus and red berries. Call ahead on wreath orders.
| Ring size | Finished size | Regular | Custom |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 in | 12 in–14 in | $20 | $25 |
| 12 in | 18 in | $25 | $30 |
| 16 in | 24 in | $35 | $40 |
| 20 in | 30 in | $60 | $70 |
| 24 in | 36 in | $70 | $80 |
| 30 in | 40 in | $120 | $150 |
| 36 in | 48 in | $150 | $180 |
| 3 ft swag | 48 in long | $25 | $35 |
| Candy cane unique designs | — | $35 | $50 |
Garland and roping
Garland is made to order. For garland orders, call or text 770-895-6637. Custom additions include Fraser fir, Leyland, Sapphire, Blue Ice, White Pine, cedar, magnolia and eucalyptus. Garland made entirely from a custom item, such as magnolia, incurs additional costs, and the farm asks you to call for pricing. For larger events, call.
Roping is sold in custom sections up to 2 in wide.
| Item | Price |
|---|---|
| Regular garland, about 5 in–7 in wide, Fraser fir with custom mix | $6.00 per foot |
| Regular garland, about 5 in–7 in wide, Leyland or Sapphire | $6.00 per foot |
| Hand-tied garland, up to 20 in wide, Fraser fir | $13.00 per foot |
| Hand-tied garland, up to 20 in wide, Leyland or Sapphire | Call for pricing |
| Roping, up to 2 in wide | $2.00 per foot |
Tree stands
The farm sells tree stands and lists them on a stand price sheet: four Cinco sizes, two drill-type stands, and drill tips.
| Stand | Price |
|---|---|
| Cinco Small | $15 |
| Cinco Medium | $30 |
| Cinco Large | $40 |
| Cinco Extra Large | $55 |
| Drill Medium | $31 |
| Drill Large | $40 |
| Tips for Drill | 3 for $1 |
Professional photography before the season
Photography is allowed before the season starts, and the last session day is the Friday before Thanksgiving. Book by email; the farm lists no phone for bookings and says it responds faster by email in the off season. Fees are paid at booking and are non-refundable unless weather prevents the session.
Each photographer, and one member of each family, signs a waiver of liability. Check in with Susan first. Rules include no fake snow, keeping 50 feet or three rows from another photographer, staying on mowed areas, and not climbing on equipment. Leashed pets are allowed for photography sessions, and the farm’s cats and dog roam, and the farm asks that pets not relieve themselves on the trees. Park in the lot to the right of the drive.
| Session | Fee |
|---|---|
| One hour | $25 |
| 2-hour block | $50 |
| 4-hour block (8am–12 noon or 1pm–5pm) | $80 |
| Payment | Cash, check payable to Susan Fink, or Venmo, at booking |
| Last session day | The Friday before Thanksgiving |
Payment and what to know before you go
The farm says it accepts all forms of payment at the farm, including credit cards and Google and Apple Pay. The farm does not publish a restroom or accessibility description, a weather rule or a closing date. Parking is described only on its photography page, so confirm where to park on a regular tree visit.
The number of trees in each category varies from year to year with the growing season and Fraser availability, so call ahead if you are after a particular size, especially over 10 ft.
The Fink family and contacts
Charles and Susan Fink started the farm in 1983 with a few Virginia pines, and three generations of the family now work it. For trees and general questions, call 864-380-7636. For wreath orders, call or text 864-380-6787, and for garland orders, call or text 770-895-6637. For photography, write to mystictreefarm@gmail.com.
The farm’s address is 9029 Old White Horse Rd., Greenville, South Carolina 29617. The farm’s own pages print different ZIP codes (20617 and 29650), so rely on the street address and check your map before you set out.
Pick your day
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Opens Saturday, November 21; closing date not published
The farm’s home page says it opens for the season on Saturday, November 21, and its questions page says it opens each year on the weekend before Thanksgiving. Its visit page lists Monday through Saturday 10am to 7pm, Sunday 12pm to 5pm and Thanksgiving 10am to 2pm, but that listing carries no season date, so confirm weekday hours before opening weekend. A state listing shows Sunday closing at 6pm; the farm’s own page says 5pm, so confirm the Sunday closing time. No closing date or weather rule is published.
| Christmas season | Hours |
|---|---|
| Opening day, Saturday, November 21 | Opening day; the farm’s hours listing gives Monday–Saturday 10am–7pm |
| Monday–Saturday | 10am–7pm |
| Sunday | 12pm–5pm (a state listing shows 6pm; confirm) |
| Thanksgiving Day | 10am–2pm |
| Closing date | Not published |
| Photography sessions | Allowed before the season starts; the last session day is the Friday before Thanksgiving |
The hours listing is undated. Wreath and garland orders should be made by phone ahead of time.
Before you go.
- Opens Saturday, November 21. Hours listed: Monday–Saturday 10am–7pm, Sunday 12pm–5pm, Thanksgiving 10am–2pm; the listing is undated.
- Every field tree is tagged with its height and price: $35 at 3 ft–4 ft up to $200 at 11 ft–12 ft.
- Pre-cut Fraser fir is shipped in from North Carolina: $65 at 5 ft–6 ft up to $270 at 11 ft–12 ft.
- Saws and carts provided; bring gloves. Cards, Google Pay and Apple Pay accepted.
- Call ahead for trees over 10 ft and for wreath and garland orders.
- Photography sessions end the Friday before Thanksgiving.
9029 Old White Horse Rd., Greenville, SC 29617
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