Christmas Trees

Seedling To Christmas Tree

Our journey begins with hand-selected two-year-old seedlings sourced from premier nurseries.

Each spring, we meticulously plant these saplings into our nutrient-rich fields. Cultivation is a year-round commitment; we implement rigorous health protocols to protect our crops from pests and disease while optimizing soil nutrition for vibrant growth.

During the summer, Randy Hunt precisely shears each tree to sculpt the classic, symmetrical silhouette. Our trees mature over an intensive 8-to-12-year cycle, reaching heights of up to 12 feet. Beyond yielding an exceptional holiday centerpiece, our sustainable groves serve as a vital sanctuary for local wildlife and actively purify the air for our community.

This is why Christmas trees without price tags are not for sale as they will be available in future years.

Please note: There is a $300 fine for cutting down a tree that is not for sale.

2026 Season

Hunt’s Christmas Trees is open for professional photographers throughout the year. Please visit our Photographer page for booking information.

Pre-Tagging Begins: 10/01

Opening Day: 11/21

To pre-tag your Christmas tree, you may visit the farm during daylight hours beginning October 1st.

The tag booth is next to the parking lot with more information. Please stop there before going to the fields.

The sales season begins the Saturday before Thanksgiving and will run through December 21st (or while supplies last).

Regular Season Hours

Monday & Friday: Noon – 5pm

Saturday: 8am – 5 pm

Sunday: Noon – 5pm

Closed: Tuesday – Wednesday – Thursday

Special Hours

Thanksgiving Day: Closed

Black Friday: 8am – 5pm

Reasons Why Fresh-Cut Real Trees Are Better Than Artificial Trees

Real trees are recyclable where artificial trees are non biodegradable and require many resources to produce.
Real trees are vital for the environment. They shelter wildlife, clean our air, and protect the soil.
After Christmas, many people put their tree outside and hang treats on it for the birds to eat during the winter.
Real Christmas trees are beautiful, natural, and fragrant!

White Pine

This graceful-looking evergreen is a dense tree with long, soft, green foliage. Because of its softer branches, this tree requires light-weight ornaments. The sweet scent of the white pines have made it popular in the South. The high quality needle retention has resulted in them being used for wreaths, swags and other greenery.

Concolor Fir

Also known as White fir, Concolor firs are known to have a stately, uniform appearance. Distributed throughout the southwestern United States, this evergreen tree has a distinctive citrusy aroma. The needles of a Concolor are typically long and flat in shape with a silvery, blue-green coloring. Concolor firs are great for families who have a lot of ornaments and it shows as they have been increasing in popularity over the years.

Douglas Fir

The Douglas-fir is a hardy tree with soft, green needles and a very natural Christmas tree scent. The branches on a Douglas-fir are not as solid as some other species making it best decorated with lighter-weight ornaments. This beautiful evergreen is another holiday favorite and widely used as a Christmas tree across the United States.

Fraser Fir

Fraser firs have beautiful soft, emerald-green needles with silvery undersides are about 3/4" in length. The texture and sturdiness of its branches make wonderful needle retention make it a superb Christmas tree for hanging ornaments and decorations. Frasers have become popular over the last few years and it is a great choice of tree! Fraser Firs are available as a part of our beautiful pre-cut selection.

Korean Fir

Korean firs are newer to Christmas tree farms in Pennsylvania. The dark green needles contrast beautifully with the silvery undersides.They have strong branches, short, soft needles and excellent needle retention. These characteristics are what make a Korean fir easy to identify and make a picture-perfect backdrop for your family’s treasured ornaments.

Turkish Fir

The Turkish fir has beautiful deep green needles, and a layered appearance to its branches. It has wonderful needle retention, making it another great choice for holding decorations and ornaments. This new type of tree, we are sure will become a favorite.

PLEASE CALL AHEAD OF TIME TO VERIFY WE HAVE THE TYPE OF TREE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, INCLUDING PRE-CUT TREES OR TREES STILL IN THE FIELD.

How To Care For Your Christmas Tree

Make sure the stand is kept full of water so that it does not dry out. Avoid small “coffee cup” stands that hold too little water. A stand that will hold a 4-inch diameter trunk should hold at least 1 gallon of water after the tree is set up. You may purchase a suitable tree stand in our gift shop.

Research has shown that plain water is by far the best thing to have in the tree’s stand. Some commercial additives and home concoctions can actually be detrimental to a tree’s moisture retention and increase needle loss. Water holding stands that are kept filled with plain water will extend the freshness of trees for weeks.

Stand your tree away from fireplaces, radiators, televisions, and other heat sources.

Only use indoor lights on your tree, check lights to see that the cords and connections are in good working order. Be careful not to use more than three light sets per extension cord.

Unplug lights when going to bed or when leaving home.