My family's favorite holiday tradition. We've been coming down to cut our tree for years now. When…read moreyou get them back to the house, it's always a surprise how perfect they are! The Leies family really make it a special event. Can't recommend it more More highly!

A Great Holiday time experience, which was enjoyed by all. I reside in Paradise Township here, not…read moretoo far away, our first experience in 2017, and will be repeated again this year. Great Buying experience, with a friendly staff.

The employees are super nice and they are very customer friendly. I would recommend for anyone who…read morewants to improve their house or even get a Christmas tree!

From the owner: We are a family business. We are a garden center and have mulch, stone, shrubs, evergreens fruit…read moretrees and some annuals. We also have cut and cut your own Christmas tree, handmade wreaths and pine roping. Have a hard to find item give us a call.

Cut your own or pre-cut. We have gone here 2 years in a row. The family is VERY friendly, helpful…read moreand it's pretty hands off. You can bring your own saw or borrow one for a $10 deposit. Large trees for $35-50, absolutely so many straight trees with 360-degree fullness. Just seems like trees grow well on the ridge. Wear waterproof boots, it will be mucky - and 4x4 if you have one to go deep on the farm!

Great selection of beautiful Christmas trees! They have a saw if you forget one. And they used a…read morespecial machine to wrap your Christmas tree.

Beck's Christmas Tree Farm is just down the street from my parent's house. It's a choose and cut…read moreyour own Christmas tree farm where you can get a douglas fir, blue spruce, fraser fir or concolr fir tree. Fresh garland wreaths, roping, Christmas accessories and railroad gifts are also for sale in the barn, "Christmas Junction". Dave and Lynn Beck are good family friends so even though there are 3 or 4 other tree farms close by, we always go to Beck's. It is a tradition to go after church on a Sunday afternoon and pick our tree. Um, most people drive home with their tree tied to the roof of their car. My family is NOT like most people. Dad feels it's much easier to uh, drive our John Deere tractor/wagon here and load it up in the wagon so we can forgo the hassle of tying it to our car. It's been a little different since my brother and I left the nest as the tree is usually up when we get home from Penn State or DC, respectively. When I moved to DC and bought a fresh tree 2 years ago, I was astounded by the $50 price tag. A 4-5 foot tree for $50!? Not the case at Beck's. I believe the price is between $40-45 for a 6 or 7 foot tree which is amazing. Beck's also has a huge pile of garland behind the barn that patrons are free to take as much as they want. Mom usually takes a few pieces to assemble mini trees that she puts on our front porch as decorations. Go to Beck's for your Christmas trees. It's worth it. But you don't have to bring your tractor...you can just bring a regular car or truck ;-). [PHOTOS] http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7p4m-QZKoAeVDK99Cvw1vQ?select=OwrLyYk8B0y7UkQxUPzfAg

With all due respect! This farm should not be open allowing people to travel from afar! Especially…read morewith gas prices the way they are! We went through day , we are from NY.....They have no trees. Nothing like these photos they claim they have. What a waste of time. How they can say they are open is beyond my comprehension! Please do not waste your time and gas!!!!

I'm not exactly sure where these pictures came from because the trees in the fields look nothing…read morelike these. They were the worst looking trees I ever saw.

My husband and I have been going to Bennie's Nursery for the past several years for their cemetery…read morelogs, the people are so friendly and the logs are made right on the premises, its a tradition we like to continue. Gail and Rich and Sparky too!

Each year we head up the same mountain in the small town of Tunkhannock located in Northeastern…read morePennsylvania, right near where my husband grew up. This place is simple and sweet. I get so emotional seeing that handmade little wooden sign "Bennie's Nursery" as we make that left hand turn to head up the mountain. We then blast and sing Christmas songs as we venture up. Friendly smiles are waiting there to greet us. Each and every year they remember us, our story and where we are from. They always hand us a saw and ask "to the top of the mountain?". "Yes, indeed!!" That's where the most beautiful, tall, fragrant, fresh Douglas Firs sit, waiting to be picked and cut. You can of course just come and purchase one pre cut and wrapped, but what's the fun in that?! There's something so unbelievably satisfying in choosing and cutting down your own tree. It's all so exciting for us all for different reasons. The kids run around and dance, play tag and hide and go seek between the trees. Mission: find THE perfect tree begins. We used to find the absolute tallest one they had as we had 15 foot ceilings in our last home. Our trees were rather magnificent. Now we bring a wooden ruler they provide and get a 7-8 foot full, symmetrical beauty. My husband feels tough, saw in hand, ready to get his manly stance on and cut that baby down. I of course have to kneel down and make a few cuts also! Every cut counts after all. This Mama takes a step back and watches it all, thinking back on our visit for our very first tree we cut down here almost a decade ago. I was super pregnant and super emotional. Then I recall upon the following year there for the first time as a family. And then the following year pregnant again and having just revealed our big news to my husband's family at Thanksgiving. Of course then the following year as a family of four for the first time. The next year we visited with our first family dog we just surprised the girls with mere days earlier. The next year a new baby kitten awaits us a home to complete our happy family. Life always seems to be changing each time we visit but there are a few things that stay the same... how much we adore this tradition and how joy filled we leave this magical place each and every year. The service, quality and prices have never changed either. The staff is just wonderful! They are there to help you every step of the way. They will be as active or not depending on how ambitious you are. They are also more than willing to snap family photos. You can choose to drive up the mountain if you have a SUV or truck or you can ride in the back of one of theirs. We chose that this year for the first time ever. The kiddos were finally big enough to just hop in the back and sit on the hay bails. They loved it! Try it! After hauling your tree back down the mountain, the staff wraps it up and helps you tie it on top of your car. We used to bring our own rope but they also have some readily available so fear not. They write you out a ticket with the height, type and price and you pay at the hut. Cash only! The prices here are insanely reasonable especially for the size you receive! We can't believe the trees half the size and twice as much in the city back home. They have told us that they also provide and deliver trees for some pretty important people in NYC. Hot cocoa and cookies await us in the barn where fresh made swag and wreaths the wives of the workers make with extras that fall from the trees hang. You receive a discount on these items of you purchase your tree here. The smells of the cocoa and the pine needles fill the barn. The crisp mountain air all around. It's all so incredibly perfect. I love watching excitement on the girl's faces as they watch the most perfect tree being tied to the roof of the car, ready to head back down to Philly and eventually when it settles, ready to be decorated. It's all pretty special. We are so glad to have Bennie's be a part of our favorite holiday tradition for the past 9 years and years and years to come. No other place we would ever cut our tree! Cash only and don't forget extra for tip!

First year buying a fresh cut tree. After looking at reviews and expectations, we picked Plut's…read more The farm was smaller than I expected. Seems like it was located in a large cul-de-sac in the middle of a residential area. Not much parking so be patient Good spot. Very friendly people and efficient with getting your tree set up and tied on your car. They move fast and you're in and out after you pay. The tree we picked was perfect. Service was professional and worth giving extra tips.

Great selection, workers are fantastic and extremely helpful. Will be coming back next year!read more

I forgot the lady's name who helped me, but she was so kind and friendly. She kept coming around…read moreasking if I needed help and told me that if I had any questions to just grab her. I was able to meet the cute store cat too. I will be stopping by again for more plants! I ended up getting three plants for $50. Not too bad!

Donna and her staff are wonderful. She takes the time to research if you have questions and her…read moreFlorist is great. The staff are friendly and helpful.

Great selection of trees. Terrific customer service. Definitely going back next Xmas. Shop local!read more

Although it's December 1st, I felt like I was in a holiday time warp today. Why? Well, my family…read moreand I went out this afternoon to get a real tree. None of the places we've gone to in previous years (Sears parking lot, Main Street in Milltown, etc.) were set up. I know it was raining, and rain can deter tree shoppers, but Thanksgiving was late this year, so not only is it quite common for people to get their tree sometime during the holiday weekend, but Christmas is only about 3 weeks away -- so where were all the trees?!? We decided to drive around and see if we could find any place that was selling trees. We almost drove right past the sign for Harris Farm, but, boy oh boy, am I glad we didn't! What a great selection of super fresh trees! And despite the fact that it was cold and raining cats and dogs, the young men who greeted and helped us were warm and sunny. The tree prices are reasonable ($49) and actually less than what I thought a "farm tree" would cost. I still can't explain why there were no Christmas trees to be found the weekend after Thanksgiving, but this bizarre day led us to the farm we'll definitely go to for our tree from now on.