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Updated Oct. 26, 2022

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The grower of our Fraser fir sold out last year and has retired. I have not been able to find another grower with available trees, so we may not have Fraser fir this year. We will have three varieties of Leyland Cypress. The classic Leyland, Murray and Naylor's Blue. Murray is a darker green with stronger branches and more aroma than the classic Leyland. Naylor's Blue is droopy with stronger branches and dense blue/green foliage. We also have Thuja Green Giant which are similar to Leyland, They are more open with strong branches, a sweet aroma and stay fresh even longer than Leyland. We use Thuja foliage in our fresh wreaths, because it stays fresh so long. We have Virginia Pine, 6 to 10 ft. Eastern Red Cedar 5 to 7 1/2 ft. Deodar Cedar up to 12 ft. Carolina Sapphire and Silver Smoke 4 to 9 ft. Silver Smoke is similar to Blue Ice with the same blue color and a similar smell.
The tree size is measured from the ground to the highest point that will support a tree top ornament and rounded down to the nearest half-foot.

Payment - We accept Master Card, Visa, Discover, American Express and many bank debit cards as well as cash and checks.

Return Policy - Not every tree is right for every customer. Some trees are sticky or prickly to the touch. Some have a strong aroma and others have almost no smell. Like flowers, all trees should be kept in water, but occasionally a tree will stop absorbing water and become dry before it should. Red Cedar do not last long, so we ask that no one cut a Red Cedar earlier than 2 weeks before Christmas. If you find that the tree you selected is not right for you, bring it back and exchange it for a tree of equal value. We do not give refunds, so try to make sure the tree you select is the right tree before cutting.

History - Homestead Christmas Tree Farm was started in 1979. When we bought the farm in 1992, Virginia Pine was the most popular Southern Christmas tree. Virginia Pine was in all of the fields with some Leyland Cypress planted near the woods. The deer eat the top out of the Leyland, so they took a long time to become large enough for Christmas trees. We've planted some of every tree that has been recommended for a Southern Christmas tree. Now Leyland Cypress is our most popular tree, but the Virginia pine is still a popular choice. For us working at the farm requires a lot of hard work. Visiting with customers that we only see once a year is quite enjoyable. We look forward to seeing you again this year and have a Merry Christmas.

The pictures below were taken November 2009.

Pictures below were taken November 2008.

Pictures below were taken the first of November 2006.

Leyland Cypress

 

Blue ice

 

Potted trees, large Virginia pine in back ground

 

Big and small Leyland Cypress

 

Cryptomeria - Native to Japan and China

 

Blue Cedar

 

Thuja Green Giant - new tree

 

Deodar Cedar