We have purchased our tree from this location for the last 4 years. The people who run it seem…read morelovely. The trees have come from Canada, Nova Scotia or Quebec? I can't recall. The trees are a little pricey, but we have enjoyed supporting the business. In years 2 and 4, the trees dried out fairly quickly. I asked about it in year 3 and was told to come back if that happened again. This year's tree was mostly dry by December 22nd - we set it up November 28th. Now, when we first decided to buy our tree here, we didn't compare prices outside of another seemingly expensive option. It would appear that these trees are at least 33% more than the average corner tree spot in NYC. We received our last tree at a discount due to a large chunk of tree that didn't grow (fond of it nonetheless). It was a 7 ft tree normally $25/ft, but discounted to $20/ft. (Subjectively speaking, $140 is a lot for a discounted tree that dried out before Christmas.) Next year, I will pop over and inquire about the dry tree issue (it is watered, not near a heater, etc). Perhaps this will be the last year we buy there.

A must stop every holiday season! It's got everything you could ever want for Halloween and…read moreChristmas time

Greg's Trees has a great team that's always helpful and offers thoughtful insight. Their setups are…read morefun and well put together, and the overall quality and selection makes it a reliable go-to each season. I look forward to visiting every year!

Every year, Patti Romp and her son Tim set up their Christmas tree stand on Montague Street in…read moreBrooklyn Heights. They drive down from Vermont the day after Thanksgiving and they stay until Christmas. It really is a wonderful life. When I lived in the neighborhood, I would turn down the corner and see them, beacons in the late November sun. They signal, for me, the beginning of the holiday season: time for the eggnog, the warm woolen sweaters, the Jethro Tull Christmas Album, and a few fingers of scotch or cider at the fire. The happiness I feel when I see them at the beginning of each holiday season is unparalleled to almost anything I have ever felt during the season in all my life. It's akin to the warmth I felt as a young child walking into my grandparents' house half a continent away. My (now ex) boyfriend and I would get our trees from them every year. I remember the first year that we came to know these people. Tim, Patti's son, sat there as we told him what our living room was like. He got a feel for who we were and then selected our tree based on that. He then carried it all the way to the northern Heights for us and set it up. No expectation of any sort of compensation-- just out of the kindness of his heart. He showed us how to care for our tree, and asked us to take a photo of it for him once we had decorated it. Of course, we then always talked to him and his mom whenever we passed them on Montague, which was often. Tim's imaginative and always had funny stories to relay to us about his day. I hope he never loses that spark in his eye. The next year-- after a whole year of not seeing Tim and Patti --we returned, and Tim remembered the exact height and type of tree he had sold us. We of course continued buying from Tim and Patti. Brooklyn Heights has that old world appeal to it. You feel as if you're in a Dickens novel anyway. Yet when you pair the immaculate historic district with Tim and Patti and their trees as celestial white flakes begin to fall, you wonder how you could ever have a bad day again in your life. This year it's just me. I also live farther now-- in Queens. Tim will not be able to carry my tree for me this year. But on the day after Thanksgiving, I will certainly ask him to help me select a nice, smaller one, that I may transport myself.

Wowzers!!! What a time we had. I'm not religious and that's not changin anytime soon-- but now I…read morehave a lovely fern. The guy sold me this beaut at a good price and we had a fun time looking at his homemade ornaments (also for sale!). Xmas comes only 1 time every year.

Tree is beautiful and fresh and Steve is amazing ! So was the wreath ! The price was very…read morereasonable...

Brooklyn Tree Farm and Steve has made my Christmas tree a dream come true this year. The tree was…read morebeyond perfect and beautiful and Steve was gracious, kind, and so helpful in the entire order to delivery process. He set up everything seamlessly. His prices are the best in NYC and I can't imagine working with anyone else for Christmas trees going forward. THANK YOU Steve and see you next year!!

Will your guys open the business this year (2017)? I am waiting for your wonderful trees!!!…read moreI

These are hands down the best Christmas trees in New York City. I drive all the way from Manhattan…read moreto Ridgewood, Queens every year to buy a tree from them. They always show up right before Thanksgiving and I'm always one of their first customers. Their trees are extremely fresh and always last me well beyond Christmas. I've bought trees from Home Depot and the local grocer before but the quality does not even come close. I highly recommend this Christmas tree stand, once you buy one of their trees you will see that they are well worth the few extra dollars compared to a cheaper tree from another spot. Looking forward to seeing them next year!

Need a Christmas tree? Come see Anne's, a small family owned business on Woodhaven Blvd…read more Anne's operation is small, their lot of trees isn't extensive but they are fresh cut and smell wonderful. The staff, even though busy, are quite competent and friendly. They will prep and pack the tree you choose for transport quickly without much fuss. Just point to your vehicle and the staff will bring it out quickly and you put it in your car or tie to the roof At $10 a foot, the price is reasonable and the location convienent.

Anne's Treeland is a wonderful local pop-up for getting a Christmas tree and/or wreath. It's…read morelocated inside the small parking lot of the Lutheran school (there's no room to park there, but street parking is about a block away). Pretty nice selection of Fraser's and Balsams. Staff are super nice and friendly. They accept credit cards as well as cash. They got really pricey this year (perhaps a victim of all the supply chain issues?). Two years ago we got a 6 foot Balsam for $75, I think. This year, our 6 foot Balsam cost $110. Still ok for us since the location is close to our home and the people are so nice, but note the cost if that's a concern.