This is truly a gem. The staff were knowledgeable helpful, and so nice. AND THE TREES WERE…read moreREMARKABLE! They have such amazing prices as well. I will absolutely be coming back again and I highly recommend them.

Wonderful place to create a family tradition! Bring the kids, the dog & bring a picnic! Take photos…read moreand you will have so many wonderful memories of your tree quest every year! We won't go anywhere else!

Wow, what a great experience. We have gone to Christmas tree farms for the last 23 years and this…read morewas by far the best experience we have ever had. From the organization of the time slots to the variety of trees, they really do a nice job. The day we were there they had 4 varieties to choose from and they had an expert to help you understand the difference between them. We were with a group of 12 and they hayride and hot chocolate made it a fun day for the youngest members, while the selection and prices made it a great day for everyone else! Lastly, the entire staff there was helpful, friendly and genuinely helpful. Thanks for a great experience!

We have been to a lot of tree farms around here over the last 8 years, but this will be our go-to…read morespot from now on. A great selection of fir trees, with the prices conveniently marked. Great family owned business.

Bought our beautiful, Fir, Christmas tree on December 6, 2025, and it was fresh and barely shed any…read moreneedles through Epiphany (January 6, 2026). Definitely going to get our next tree at Holly Berry. The staff was nice and friendly. They cut the trunk and loaded my truck and seemed proud of their trees.

Our "usual" tree lot did not appear in 2021, and our backup plan at a local Florist / landscaping…read moresupply firm had very scrawny trees. On the recommendation of a friend, we went to Holly Berry. It was a fair drive for us, about 30 miles each way. But it was well worth it. Thanksgiving weekend, we made the trip and found a great selection of trees at reasonable prices. "Reasonable" is of course relative but it was not more than I expected to pay for a nice fraser fir, anyway. The tree stayed fresh through the entire holiday season. We didn't even notice a lot of "branch droop" which is common with these trees, so we concluded it was really freshly cut. Friendly and helpful staff. We will go back in 2022, without hesitation.

Always fun to chop down your own tree! Great selection and service is top notch. Bought a tree in…read moreHanover last year and paid more than twice as much.

Our tree is perfect and the service was friendly and jolly! Lots of choices and other holiday…read morefare. The tree farm is on Teaman rd. Google does not have it correct.

3rd year in a row cutting down our own tree from Windy Knoll. It's such a fun experience and I'm so…read moreglad we started this tradition. My kids love the wagon ride out to the field and it's great to see the full effect of what your tree will look like. They provide hand saws. The staff is very helpful. They have a machine that shakes all the dead pines out and they wrap it and tie it on top of your vehicle for transport.

Went her over the weekend with my family to cut our own Christmas tree. This place was huge! They…read morehave white pine and scotch pine trees. They also have saws, so you don't have to bring your own. My son loved the wagon ride to the field... he is obsessed with tractors. Once you cut your tree, they will load it up on to the wagon and take you back to the cottage where they will shake it clean and bale it up. They will even load it and secure it onto your car. I tried to give them a tip, but they don't accept tips. The people were very courteous. This is the start to a long family tradition. The tree was $45, but the memories will be priceless.

I ran across Oak Shade Farm at the Bristow Farmers Market, Bristow, VA (at the Montessori School…read moreparking lot) recently. I had a nice talk with the gentleman manning the booth about their operation. Everything is organically/naturally produced: produce (potatoes, lettuce, hot peppers, scallions, Shiitake mushrooms, strawberries, honey, and more). I'm very impressed with these folks philosophically! Can't wait to check out their stuff throughout the year!

This was our first time visiting Oak Shade Tree Farm. I emailed a question, and Caroline quickly…read morereturned an answer prior to our journey out there. Her courtesy was only the first example of the great service we received at this family business. It turned out her dad helped point us in the direction of some beautiful spruce trees and even helped bring it up from the field. Can't wait to go back next year.

We've been coming here for several years now and we always find the perfect Christmas tree. They…read moreshape them beautifully so we don't need to do any fine tuning when we put the tree up. The people are always friendly and helpful and the farm is lovely to wander through when searching for a tree. Their prices are great, too. Can't wait to come back and find this year's tree!

Mountain View Christmas Tree Farm is near Woodstock and you can cut down your own tree. They…read morerestrict the amount of pesticides used which is a big plus when you aren't looking to inhale extra toxins over the holidays! The farm itself is gorgeous and has a good view of the mountains, hence the name. They sell their trees by the type, rather than by the height which is a great idea. They have a wide variety of trees, ranging from scotch pine, douglas fir, blue spruce, and two different types of cypresses (blue ice and shenandoah emerald). Our scotch pine was about 9 feet tall and was only $32. There is a good selection of wreaths (approx. $23-$34) and some handmade ornaments. If you are indecisive like me, leave plenty of time to wander around and pick out the perfect tree. They also shake the tree (takes off the loose needles) and bag it for free.

Excellent quality selection of pre-cut and choose & cut trees for very reasonable prices. We bought…read moretwo pre-cut trees and the incredibly friendly folks working here secured them to the car for us. There was apple cider and animals (pig, cow, alpaca) too. Altogether, very family-friendly. It was quite cute and looks like there are pumpkins & sunflowers in the non-winter season.

They were very friendly and helpful last season. We will be going back this year! There was a…read moredecent selection of various sizes.

Today, I attended a seed planting workshop along with ~20 others…read more So much excellent information was shared, and we were all given a large planting cell & seeds to take home. This is a wonderful community service. I wish there was funding to bring this into the public schools. I have heard rumors that Fifth Season will have to move to make way for more commercial development. What a shame! Please support this store and the knowledgeable and kind people who work there!

What a fun place! I love that Fifth Season has so many seasonal offerings, and especially so many…read morebeginner plants. I love plants but I must have a red thumb, because I can barely keep them alive, but they have fantastic staff who can point anyone in the right direction. The inside is also beautiful. They have pots and decor that reads more like an art scene, and I really love to peruse the inside just to admire everything they've got. My only strike against them is how pricey everything is, I couldn't find a pot for my plant (medium sized aloe) under $30. I do wish there were a few more inexpensive pots, even if they can't be as artsy. But overall, I really love this place and stop in when I can!

Nice place to pick blueberries. Refreshing lemonade, a picnic blanket with berry books for kids,…read moreand small bucket for kids.