Glen Allen · Virginia
Tom Leonard’s Farmer’s Market
Virginia Fraser firs to 10 feet, with free trunk cutting, netting, loading and vehicle securing.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
- Find the farm
- 4150 Tom Leonard Drive, Glen Allen, VA 23060
- Tom Leonard’s market and Christmas Shoppe enquiries804-364-5800
Visit times.
Ordinary store 8am–8pm daily; confirm Christmas lot hours
Choose your Christmas tree.
Tom Leonard’s Christmas Shoppe offers premium precut Fraser firs sourced from Virginia farms, with sizes up to ten feet and replenishment during the season. Check the day’s height range if you need a particular size; shipment descriptions do not guarantee stock when you arrive.
After you choose, staff make a fresh trunk cut, trim branches, net the tree, load it and secure it to your vehicle. The operator explicitly describes this help as free, with no tips needed.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
The farm visit.
Wreaths, garland and decorating supplies
Locally made fresh wreaths and garlands accompany ornaments, bows and indoor and outdoor holiday decor. Wreaths are advertised up to 60 inches, giving a wider option for larger doors or displays.
Market shopping and Santa
The wider market offers groceries, bakery goods and other food-shopping departments; those purchases are separate from the tree service. Free Santa photos in a sleigh are advertised for December 23, 11am–3pm, but confirm the current appearance before planning around it.
The store’s ordinary 8am–8pm daily opening is not a verified seasonal tree-lot timetable. Check the shop for tree arrival, lot hours and the individual tree price.
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.