Town of Dunn · Wisconsin
Toddle-In Nursery — McFarland
Shop Wisconsin-grown fresh-cut Christmas trees and handmade greenery, with tree-choice and vehicle-loading help.
At a glance
Plan your visit.
Season dates.
Tree season: Opens November 27
Choose your Christmas tree.
Toddle-In’s McFarland Christmas lot is at 2825 Exchange Street, with Wisconsin-grown fresh-cut trees and handmade greenery. The operator lists Fraser, Balsam and Canaan fir, White pine and spruce, with a general size range of 5–12 feet. Limited potted trees provide a different option if you want to discuss a living tree.
Staff can help compare trees for the space you have and load your choice onto the vehicle. This is a fresh-cut retail visit; there is no field-cutting offer to plan around.
Tree species
- Fraser fir
- Balsam fir
- Canaan fir
- White pine
- Spruce
The farm visit.
Handmade wreaths and garland
Wreaths come in a variety of sizes, with garland for doorways, railings and other decorations. The operator describes its greenery as suitable for indoor or outdoor use; outside, a shaded or partly protected position helps reduce exposure to severe weather.
Seasonal Christmas opening
The Christmas season opens November 27. Toddle-In has stopped its spring and summer nursery-stock sales while continuing Christmas-tree retail, so plan around the holiday opening rather than ordinary year-round nursery hours.
For seasonal questions, contact Todd at 715-299-9413. Confirm daily hours, available sizes and prices before traveling to this branch. The McFarland location lists Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express and debit cards.
Before you go.
- Confirm daily Christmas-lot hours and branch selection before travel.
Other farms to compare.
- Spudberry FarmsTown of Florence, Wisconsin
Choose-and-cut and precut firs, free baling and handmade evergreen decorations.
- Whispering Pines Tree FarmTown of Oconto, Wisconsin
Choose-and-cut and precut trees, train-themed field rides, a heated lodge and holiday shop.
- North Countree ChristmasTown of Wausaukee, Wisconsin
Balsam and Fraser fir, included shaking and baling, plus a greenery and ornament shop.