John T Nieman Nursery & Landscaping

Ammy Wood

Went here on Tuesday afternoon, most of the trees in the fields that were open were already sold out or picked over. We ended up picking one of their pre cut trees. Had I known they were basically out of trees we probably would have went somewhere else but we had already drove the 30 mins to the farm. Maybe next year 🤷🏻‍♀️ UPDATE: it's now 12/27/21 and the Christmas tree is still actively drinking water, needles are still soft, with very few falling off. Thanks for a great Christmas tree!

Kathryn Collier

Please know that you have made this the best experience we have had to choose a Christmas tree. My husband was concerned that he may not have been able to continue a 30 year tradition of cutting a tree down with our sons and grandsons since he has trouble walking recently. One of your staff, Aaron offered to take him to anywhere he wanted just so he could be with them to pick one out! After the grandsons helped cut the tree, he made it easy to get back to the checkout by loading our tree in the trailer of the side by side for us. Even though they didn't ride, our grandsons wanted to get a picture with their Pops in his cool ride. I can't thank Aaron enough for the smiles that he helped to create today. It truly meant the world to him and our family! We will definitely be back next year!

Elwood Bowers

Very helpful employees in the field, so many trees to choose from. I would like to see instructions for new comers to know what to do somewhere though. Took our grandchildren and had fun. Great prices. We will go back next year.

Dave

Okay what can I say, other than: 1. Our tree lost most of its needles in one week and there’s still 10 days until Christmas. (a.k.a. They sold us a dead tree) ... every time we even touch it another 300+ needles fall off (and we watered it immediately and often) 2. They put $100+ price tags on trees missing half their branches and a horribly bent trunk. 3. They don’t bail the tree 4. Oh and did I mention they sold us a dead tree that lost almost all of its needles? Update: It's now 6 days until Christmas and you can hear the last of the needles falling on their own - a few of the ornaments fell off as well. It seems to us that they are trying to sell fast-growing trees that can't handle being outside of the ground/without their roots for more than a day or two. The nice trees that they have (9 or 10 year old nicer firs & spruces) are unmarked because they're trying to sell the fast-growing thin-trunked fast-dying trees first. Our whole family wasted over $600. This same thing happened to all of us (as well as others who I've heard also purchased a tree there) We tried something new this year, but we will be going back to our favorite tree farm next year. It's definitely worth our drive to go elsewhere.