Amissville · Virginia
Glengary Tree Farm
Choose and cut pine, fir or spruce, with wreaths and garlands made during the season.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Tree season
- Seasonal tree sales; confirm current opening dates
Hours: Published baseline Thursday–Sunday 10am–4pm
Dates & hours ↓
Dates & hours.
Tree season: Seasonal tree sales; confirm current opening dates
| Tree-selling schedule | Hours |
|---|---|
| Thursday–Sunday, published baseline | 10am–4pm; confirm current selling dates |
Choose your Christmas tree.
Glengary is a fourth-generation farm that moved from cattle into Christmas trees. Its public offering is choose-and-cut pine, fir and spruce, with the farm asking visitors to call for prices and availability. The broad species families do not establish a particular variety or ready-to-cut height on your visit day.
Fresh wreaths and garlands are made daily during the operating season. This lets visitors combine their main tree with greenery, while checking exact sizes and prices directly with the growers before travelling.
Tree species
- Pine
- Fir
- Spruce
The farm visit.
Arrange the selling day
The latest detailed published baseline is Thursday–Sunday, 10am–4pm, with Monday–Wednesday closed. Confirm current seasonal dates and the cutting arrangements through the farm’s own updates or phone. Use the Glengary Lane visitor address rather than assuming the Amissville mailing name identifies a town-centre location.
Other farm stays and occasions
Glengary also advertises farm tours, hiking and horse trails, a river-view vacation cabin and wedding use. These are separate arrangements, not included activities or unrestricted access with a Christmas-tree purchase.
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.