Jarrettsville Nurseries Christmas Tree Farm at Holy Cross Rd

Lynda Keller

Horrible! We got our tree there this year and it died in a week. Pine needles just falling off like I've never seen. Tree was just branches by the end of the week Was watered everyday too. So disappointed. We had to throw it out and redecorate an artificial tree! Waste of time and money for the holiday.

Jennifer Heffner

Advertised as open on Google, website, and Facebook. Drove 40 minutes to find them closed. Checked Facebook again; hours indicated they were open, but they had just posted that the season was over. Since when do Christmas tree farms close mid-day on a Sunday in December?

jim carey

Been going there for years, this year was a bust. This year we bought a Christmas stick. Go to the farm, take a hike, then go to a corner lot and buy your tree. Wait for next years crop, they look nice

TravelAnneStyle

We made this our annual tradition since last year. So much fun but it is pretty expensive. Last year we cut down and bought Douglas Fir which was $75 (doesn't matter what size ) and this year we thought we got the same type but nope we even got a more expensive one Fraser Fir $93. But our daughter loves cutting down our own Christmas tree. I mean for the price it would be great if someone comes along and cut it for us and carry it all the way to the car hahahaa. But yeah totally worth it. I suggest ask the type you're getting before actually cutting it or just know that it is really expensive cutting your own tree. ** they have food and drinks on location if you wanna hang out and chill. Also they have a tractor trailer to use so you don't have to walk too far with your tree.