Inventory

Each October we walk the farm grounds and take a full inventory of our trees in the field. This inventory is updated in season at the end of each operating day.

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Inventory


The 2023 cutting Season is now over. The Good News is that we have a great supply of trees that should be ready for next year's selling season..........as long as mother nature cooperates and we do our part.

We will post videos and an Inventory in late September 2024. Please subscribe to our email list to receive notification when reservations go on sale Fall 2024.




Inventory numbers are the actual number of inventoried trees remaining as of the inventory date. For reference, we plan to sell approximately 300 trees per day. Inventory is updated each selling day by subtracting the trees sold in each size and species category from the original inventory total.
Please Note: Trees smaller than 6-7 feet are not inventoried, since there are more than 8,000 trees from 3-5 ft

Tree Policies
1. Inventoried trees include only healthy trees judged to be presentable on at least 2 sides. Please view trees from the South (downhill) side for most presentable face.
2. Trees are measured to a point halfway up the leader, or where the taper suggests the top would be if no leader is present.
3. Please do not leave boughs or any part of the tree in the field.
4. The minimum tree size you can cut is 4-5 feet. If a smaller tree is cut, you will be charged for a 4-5 ft tree.
5. If a tree is particularly thin, damaged or deformed, we will adjust the pay length during processing.
6. We prepare your tree with a standard "handle" (1 inch of "handle" for every foot of tree), shake it, bale it, deliver it to your car and help tie it to your car. We will drill the tree upon request. All at no additional cost.

Please be sure to ask our representative if you need a tree drilled for the "Stand-Straight" Stand.

Cut-Your-Own Inventory

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Species
6' - 7'
7' - 8'
8' - 9'
9'-10'
10' +
Canaan Fir
Concolor Fir
Fraser Fir
Korean Fir
Blue Spruce
Norway Spruce
White Spruce
Serbian Spruce
Myers Spruce
White Pine

Pre-cut Inventory

Species
7'-8'
8'-9'
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Tree species

Species guide

We offer several varieties of Christmas Trees at our farm. For those looking to learn a bit more, we've included this guide on each species.

Fraser Fir

Fraser fir is native to high elevations of the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee. Fraser fir continues to increase in popularity for good reason. Fraser fir has blue-green needles with silvery undersides. The branches are stiff and hold up well to ornaments. The trees have a pleasant scent and needle retention is excellent. Fraser fir is widely available at all types of retail locations, typically east of the Rocky Mountains and at choose & cut farms in the mountains of North Carolina, the Virginias, the upper Great Lakes and the Northeast.

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Concolor Fir

Concolor fir (sometimes known as white fir) has a stately and symmetrical form and holds ornaments well. Needles are typically blue-green and, in some cases, can be a dramatic powder blue. The needles of concolor fir are longer than most other firs commonly grown for Christmas trees, giving trees a coarser appearance. Concolor needles have a unique and pleasant scent that is usually described as citrusy or orange-like. Consumers will find Concolor fir in most types of retail locations east of the Rockies.

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Douglas fir

Douglas-fir has a long tradition as a Christmas tree in the United States and is one of the most popular Christmas tree species. Douglas-fir is a dense tree with soft, light green needles and a very pleasant Christmas tree aroma. Because the branches are not as stiff as some other species, the Douglas-fir is best decorated with light-weight ornaments. Douglas-fir is another good choice for budget-conscious consumers. This species is one of the most widely available Christmas tree species at all types of retail locations from east to west and north to south, as it is grown in all major Christmas tree producing states.

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Canaan Fir

Canaan fir shares many of the characteristics of Balsam and Fraser fir and is actually a specific seed source of balsam fir from the Canaan Valley of West Virginia.  It features rich color, pleasant fragrance and an attractive layered structure that is ideal for displaying ornaments. Like Fraser fir, the needles of the Canaan fir are relatively short and soft. You will find Canaan fir at some retail locations east of the Rockies, and most often at choose & cut farms in its native West Virginia, as well as west and north to the Great Lakes states, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

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Korean Fir

Korean fir is native to Asia, as noted by the name, but grows well in many regions of the U.S. It has a form similar to Fraser fir and is easily identified by dark green needles with striking silvery undersides. Strong branching and short, relatively soft needles are characteristic of the Korean fir.  The fragrance of the Korean fir is a bit different than more traditional species. A relative newcomer to the Christmas tree family, the Korean fir is most often found at Choose & Cut farms in the Great Lakes, Pennsylvania and surrounding areas, and may be found in a limited number of other retail locations.

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Blue Spruce

Colorado blue spruce remains a popular Christmas tree because of its lovely silver-blue color. Branches are stiff and hold heavy ornaments well. Blue spruce needles are quite sharp, so be sure to wear gloves and long-sleeves when handling. While the needles may make the tree hard to handle, some people choose blue spruce to keep pets away from the tree. A great tree for 2-3 weeks of display before needle retention is compromised. Consumers will find the Blue Spruce east of the Rockies and most frequently at retail locations in northern states.

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Black Hills Spruce

Black Hills spruce features grey-green needles that are shorter and softer than Colorado blue spruce. Black Hills spruce has excellent color and presents a very traditional Christmas tree appearance. Branches are stiff and hold up well to ornaments. A great tree for 2-3 weeks of display before needle retention is compromised. Consumers will find the Black Hills Spruce east of the Rockies and most frequently at retail locations in northern states.

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White Pine

Eastern white pine forms a dense tree with long, soft, green needles. Because of its softer branches, this tree will require light-weight ornaments. White pine foliage exhibits good needle retention and is often used for wreaths, roping, or other greenery. White pine is produced in the Midwest, Great Lakes, the Northeast, and the Appalachians and can be found at many retail locations east of the Rockies.

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White Spruce


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Norway Spruce


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Serbian Spruce


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Contact

Reservations are required for access to the farm for all operations.

Location
101 Sleepy Valley Rd. Warwick, NY 10990

Tree Cutting

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a reservation?

Yes, for our Christmas tree cutting season, we have moved to a reservation system to ensure we can accommodate our guests without long lines or limited parking options.

What size are your trees?

The majority of our trees are 5'-9'. Please check our inventory page for accurate size inventory.

What are your tree prices?

$15-$16 per foot depending on size and species. (Price includes tax)

Do you accept credit cards?

Yes, we accept all major credit cards and apple pay.

Will there be hot chocolate?

Yes, we provide free hot chocolate to guests.

Do you provide saws?

Yes, we provide bowsaws. Please limit to 1 per group. No power tools allowed.

Can I bring my dog?

Yes, but they have to be EXTREMELY well behaved and remain on a lease at all times. The farm has a lot of smells, other dogs, and small children, so they must behave well in that environment. We reserve the right to turn away guests if their dog is not well behaved.

Do you tie the tree for us?

We have a team of helpers in our lot who will assist with tree tying.

Is the reservation fee a charge for entry?

No, the fee is a credit to be used towards the purchase of your tree or any items in our gift shop.

Do you have food available?

Yes, we have a third party food truck on site.

Do you sell wreaths and decorations?

Yes, we sell wreaths and locally sourced gifts in our gift shop.

Can I bring a trailer?

No, sorry, no trailers are allowed due to space limitations in our lot.

Can we tailgate?

No, no tailgating is allowed on our property.

Can I bring an extra vehicle?

Reservations are per vehicle, that means you will need a reservation per vehicle in order to be granted entry.