Christmas Tree Farms

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manthaleigh

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Anyone know of any christmas tree farms locally that are not ridiculously priced and allow you to choose your tree and cut it down??
 
huntr1

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Have you tried the one on Golden Beach Rd? The one on Rt. 6 between Rt 5 & Lockes Hill Rd.? How about the one advertised with a sign in the front yard of the place on 5 just north of the county line as you head south?

But, why cut your own when you can get a 6' #1 Frasier fir from the Mechanicsville Optimists for only $40? We're getting another shippment of 213 trees tonight that were cut Monday.
 
chernmax

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Flat Iron Tree Farm (Thompson tree farm) on Flat Iron road about a mile BEFORE you get to Flat Iron Farm that has all the Christmas lights every year (right side of the road). :coffee:

PS, yes you pick the tree, yes you get to cut it down!

Thompson’s Tree Farm
Bob Frazier (301) 994-0219
Rt. 5 to Great Mills, turn on Flat Iron Rd. for 1 mile, farm on right.
Open Nov 28th – Dec 19th
Closed Mon. & Tues.
Weekdays Wed – Fri noon - 5 p.m.
Weekends 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
White, Scotch, Austrian, & VA Pine, Blue & Norway Spruce, homemade wreaths
 
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Homer J

Homer J

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There used to be a place down near Webster Field. Don't know if they're still in business or not.
 
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manthaleigh

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Thanks everyone! That is helpful...planning to take the kids this weekend. I'm not against buying a pre-cut tree; however, I would like to start the family tradition of going to a tree farm and cutting down our own tree like I used to do as a kid.
 
mmesser0

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manthaleigh said:
Thanks everyone! That is helpful...planning to take the kids this weekend. I'm not against buying a pre-cut tree; however, I would like to start the family tradition of going to a tree farm and cutting down our own tree like I used to do as a kid.
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There is another one off Maddox Road in Chaptico (I guess that's what city it is considered.) They don't have a super huge selection this year though. And also, the one off of Route 6 (past Lettie Dent) doesn't have any you can cut down. We went there first, and they said they won't have any trees to cut for another 2-3 years. All the trees they have are from Pennsylvania.
 
nomoney

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chernmax said:
Flat Iron Tree Farm (Thompson tree farm) on Flat Iron road about a mile BEFORE you get to Flat Iron Farm that has all the Christmas lights every year (right side of the road). :coffee:

PS, yes you pick the tree, yes you get to cut it down!

Thompson’s Tree Farm
Bob Frazier (301) 994-0219
Rt. 5 to Great Mills, turn on Flat Iron Rd. for 1 mile, farm on right.
Open Nov 28th – Dec 19th
Closed Mon. & Tues.
Weekdays Wed – Fri noon - 5 p.m.
Weekends 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
White, Scotch, Austrian, & VA Pine, Blue & Norway Spruce, homemade wreaths
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:yeahthat: Got ours from there this year. 40$ for any tree over 5 ft tall. Great price!! Kids got to take turns cutting it down and home we went. Its the best looking tree we've ever had. :yay:
 
twinoaks207

twinoaks207

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For those folks reading this thread who are in Calvert or Anne Arundel, there are two up in this neck of the woods.

Friendship Trees, Friendship , MD
Christmas Trees - OPEN: Nov 25 - until sold out, Weekdays 1pm-4:30pm, Weekends 9am-4:30pm DIRECTIONS: Capital Beltway to Route 4, south to Route 260, left on Route 778 for 1 mile to farm on left. FEATURES: Cut Your Own; Douglas, Canaan & Fraser Fir, Pines & Spruce. Also, pre-cut Fraser Fir. Visit our Christmas Shop for, wreaths, roping, greens, and crafts. Facilities are available. Credit cards accepted. Leashed pets are welcome.
Email: FriendshipTrees1@aol.com
Address: 6950 Old Solomons Island Road
Friendship MD, 20758
Phone: 301-855-5756

(Go soon as they sell out early).

If you miss it at this one, there is another tree farm on route 258 between routes 2 and 4. Modlin's Tree Farm

Modlin's Tree Farm - Home

(This is where we went to cut ours the last few years that we had a live tree.)
 
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