Choose Your Own Tree:

Bring the family and wander through designated fields as you search for your perfect Christmas tree. Our friendly workers will cut your selection, help you carry it upon request, shake, and bale your tree. We will also help you load and secure your tree in/on your vehicle for safe transport.

Here are some links that you may find interesting and useful:

Real Christmas Tree Board: https://realchristmastreeboard.com 

Tips for selecting the perfect tree: http://pickyourownchristmastree.org/selecting.php

Tips for caring for your tree: http://www.pickyourownchristmastree.org/caring4atree.php

Decorating tips: http://pickyourownchristmastree.org/decoratingtips.php

Primary varieties of trees for sale:

Canaan Fir: This is our best-selling tree. Its needles are short and soft with a dark green color. Density varies from open to dense. Customers report very good needle retention. Sizes vary from 5’-10’. We have an nice selection of 6-9′ Canaan fir this year and a limited supply of larger ones because of winter kill and hail damage in June, 2022.

Concolor Fir: Concolors (also called White Fir) are the preferred tree of many of our long-time customers. The needles are medium length and have a dark green or blue-green color. Branches tend to be strong and support ornaments well. Needle retention is excellent. We have a nice selection of this specie available this year.

Scotch Pine: Scotch Pines have medium length needles. Most Scotches are dense and branches are strong. Until a few years ago, this was our most popular tree and it still enjoys a strong following among our customers. Good needle retention. Sizes vary from 4’-8′.

Fraser Fir: Frasers are very popular in the Eastern U.S. due to their medium to dark green needles with silver undersides, strong branch structure and great needle retention. Frasers are difficult to grow in Nebraska, so we supplement with pre-cuts from Michigan. Customers report that they hold up well despite not being cut fresh from our farm.

We also have limited supplies of white pine, Douglas and Korean fir.