SnowKist Trees

Field fir or a taller pre-cut

Balsam and Canaan fir are the field choices, with a posted $70 price including sales tax, shaking and baling. The farm encourages early selection, particularly for cut-your-own trees. Pre-cut trees are separately priced by height rather than automatically sharing the field-tree rate.

For a very tall tree, make an advance enquiry rather than relying on walk-in stock. SnowKist’s specialty-tree page discusses roughly twelve-to-fifteen-foot trees for homes, churches and businesses, advance reservations and delivery arrangements. Confirm the requested season, dimensions, availability and delivery charge directly; these are separate from an ordinary field visit.

Preparation and seasonal greenery

The crew mechanically shakes trees to remove loose needles and field debris, then bales purchases at no charge. Wreaths are offered in 18-, 24- and 36-inch sizes while supplies last; larger 48-, 60- and 72-inch wreaths can be preordered. Tree stands are another separate purchase.

Bring the right payment

The recurring selling pattern is the Friday after Thanksgiving and that weekend, followed by Saturdays and Sundays through Christmas, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Bring cash or a check; cards are not accepted. Pets are welcome on a leash, with owners asked to clean up after them.

Tabletops and other decorating choices

The tabletop trees offer a smaller alternative to a full-height tree, with the stand already fitted so the cut trunk can take up water. The posted bargain-rack description is useful if an imperfect shape will work in a corner or you would like to compare lower-priced individual trees; neither offering has a complete current price list.

Fresh Fraser boughs are used for SnowKist’s wreaths, with velvet bows and pinecones wired into the design. The separately posted porch gnomes are limited items that can be reserved by phone or email; confirm the current selection and prices.