Green Cove · Virginia
Anne & Eddie Blevins Christmas Tree Farm
Choose-and-cut or ready-cut Fraser fir, with onsite wreaths, shaped greenery and garland.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Opens November 1; check availability before travelling
Hours: Daily 11am–dark
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Opens November 1; check availability before travelling
| Tree-selling schedule | Hours |
|---|---|
| During the selling season | Daily 11am–dark; confirm before travel |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Blevins offers choose-and-cut and ready-cut Fraser fir at the Green Cove farm between Konnarock and Whitetop. The regional visitor profile lists trees from 5–12 feet; check current heights and stock when arranging your visit.
This is the Jeb Stuart Highway visitor farm, with a log house and red tin roof given as a local landmark. The offering combines the tree with wreaths made onsite, making it useful when you want greenery to match your main purchase.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
The farm visit.
Wreath shapes and garland
Wreaths include candy-cane and cross shapes. The town’s latest guide lists wreaths from 5–48 inches and garland in 25-foot segments; check the exact measurement and size you need when ordering. The regional profile also lists apple butter and applesauce made from the farm’s apples.
November opening and daylight visits
The latest town guide gives a November 1 opening, with daily hours from 11am until dark. Seasons and opening hours can vary, so check with the farm before driving up the mountain. This daylight schedule is separate from any town holiday event.
Other farms to compare.
- Woods Tree FarmAmelia, Virginia
Reserve a field tree, or choose a precut Fraser fir, with weekend fires and separate wreath workshops.
- Firever Pines — VirginiaRuther Glen, Virginia
Choose-and-cut trees at one price, precut firs, free processing and a red-barn Christmas shop.
- Foxfire Christmas Tree FarmScottsville area, Virginia
Field pines, fir and spruce, plus precut Fraser firs and handmade wreaths south of the James River.