Frequently Asked Questions

6730 Abbeville Hwy, Anderson, SC 29624 

Approx 8 miles south of downtown Anderson on Hwy 28.  Coming from Anderson it is 3/4 mile past Shiloh Baptist church on the left.  Parking area is marked as you drive in.

Our Pre-cut Fraser Fir trees were grown in Western NC and prices are based on height & quality of the trees. 

We will have Fraser Fir trees 5-6ft ($79), 6-7 ft ($92), 7-8ft ($113) and 8-9 ft ($129-153) or Fraser Fir wreaths 20-22” (10 in inner ring) for $24 & 24-26“ wreaths (12 in inner ring) for $36. We will also have potted "Charlie brown" trees in containers for $35.

-FREE hot chocolate

-Christmas lights hay rides are $7 per person, kids 2 & under are free with parent.  For groups of 4 or more get a 20% discount. 

-Local crafted ornaments and Christmas decor available for sale. 

-Snacks, hot apple cider, sodas and water are for sale

-We will have our fresh local honey also while supplies last $12-25!

We accept Cash, Venmo, Apple Pay and most credit cards.

No, there is not an entrance fee to the farm.  

The farm will open this year for pre-cut Fraser Fir Christmas trees and other Christmas fun on Tuesdays and Fridays 4p-7p, Saturdays 10a-6p and Sundays 12p-6p starting November 29th through December 22nd.

We have FREE hot chocolate for you to enjoy while picking out your Christmas tree. We also have snacks and drinks available for purchase.   We have several picnic tables if you’d like to enjoy a picnic on the farm during business hours.

Hayrides are $7 per person, children under 2 are free.  20% discount for 4 or more riders in the same group.

We are very happy to accommodate those with special needs.  We will allow parking closer to the field for those families.  We have a handicap accessible portable restroom.  Please be aware that the fields are uneven ground & some areas of the fields are not wheelchair friendly, however please contact us and we can make arrangements to allow all family members a fun farm experience.

Yes, we love to have field trips to the farm!  We typically provide field trips in Fall and spring and have a variety of options to consider.  Contact us to let us know you're interested and discuss dates and topics.  Educational topics or things that can be covered depend on season including:  Plant life cycle, Bee keeping, Recycling/conservation, Life cycles (plants, compost, rain), Composting, Nature walk, River walk, Hay ride, pick a pumpkin.

We love dogs, and friendly vaccinated dogs can come to the farm, but only on leash (no retractable leashes) and you must pick up and discard any poop. Please bring a water bowl for them (we have water available to fill bowls). Also you must be respectful of other guests as they may be afraid of dogs.

Yes! We have 56 acres and many opportunities for photos.  We will have several Christmas props/decorations around the farm. We will have a professional photographer and Santa & Mrs. Claus with us on November 30-December 1.  We have an area for family or group pictures with Christmas trees and some other sightings of elves, Santa and the Grinch. If photographers are interested in setting up sessions we do allow that and can make arrangements.  There is a site fee of $50/ hr, please contact us to discuss further.

Here are a few of our favorite reasons to have a real Christmas tree this year

-The Christmas tree scent.  The smell of a fresh Christmas tree can warm your heart and prepare you for the Christmas season 

-Quality time spent with family.  The experience of getting a real tree ranks among the best of childhood memories for so many. It is a strong tradition that can be passed down and shared for generations to come.

-It benefits the environment.  Real Christmas trees absorb carbon dioxide and other gases while growing. They stabilize the soil, which helps protect water supplies and they provide a safe place for wildlife to inhabit.

-Purchasing a live Christmas tree benefits the local economy and local farmers

-Its benefits are renewable.  Real Christmas trees are replanted consistently (for every tree that’s cut down, one to three new trees are planted) 

-Real Christmas trees are biodegradable and can be replanted (if the root ball is retained) or recycled into valuable mulch around garden beds and landscapes.

-We purchase our cut fir trees from Shatley Farms in North Carolina. 

-Make a fresh cut. Straight across the base of the tree, cut off approximately one-half inch before placing the tree in a stand.

-Use a stand that will hold a gallon of water or more. Check water often and keep the stand full.

-A tree may take up a gallon of water in the first 24 hours and a quart a day after that. Preservatives are not needed, just plenty of fresh water.

-Place tree away from heat sources, heating vents, fireplaces, wood stoves, radiators, and sunny windows.

-Do not overload electric circuits.

-Turn off lights before leaving home or going to bed.

-Remember, a fresh cut, plenty of water, and a bit of common sense are all it takes to enjoy your North Carolina Fraser fir.