Another year at Mistletoe Meadows and it was again wonderful. I grew up with plastic trees and as…read morean adult have always loved getting a real tree for Christmas. We've come here for years and love it. This year, they've made some changes to the flow and it seems improved. The usual things are there such as the wagon rides and the large fields of trees to choose from. The trees are tagged with colored ribbons which indicate the size and price. You pick a tree, wave someone down, and they will cut and bail it for you. Alternatively, you can also cut your own. They have a large barn area that grows a bit every year. You can get a cup of hot chocolate, hot apple cider, or a cookie for free. You also get a free small wreath with every tree, and there is a nice selection of larger wreaths and garland for purchase. After paying, you get back in your car and line up for pickup. Present your tag, and they quickly load the tree on top of your vehicle and tie it down for you. This area is rearranged and improved in efficiency compared to last year. It was quick and easy despite a busy day (Saturday after Thanksgiving) and long line. Prices go up year over year, which is unfortunate consequence of inflation. I'm glad they accept card payments and not just cash. But for the service, the quality of the trees, and the size of the farm, I don't mind the price. They are easily my favorite tree farm and are a family tradition!

Mistletoe Meadows has consistently been my favorite place to go for a choose and cut tree! Upon…read morearrival you are greeted by a giant snowman that lets you know you are in the right place. You drive down a gravel road to get to the parking area and the barn which kinda serves as a home base for your experience. The parking area is themed with signs for streets named after reindeer which is a nice touch. You walk up the hill to Santa who greets you and then gets you on a hay ride out to the field. You ride out and are greeted by an employee who gives you the information on how to view prices, where to look for trees, and how to get an employees help once you have your perfect tree. They are available with chainsaws or you are welcome to use a handsaw to cut the tree yourself! The field had a great variety of trees all well maintained and in various sizes both in height and width. Once you have your tree cut they shake and bale your tree while you take the hayride back to the barn. At the barn you are greeted with fresh wreaths, garland, and mailbox decorations (don't forget to pick up your free small wreath that comes with every tree!) They also have restrooms and free refreshments (hot cocoa, hot apple cider, and cookies!). You enter a small checkout area where you can pay for your tree and pick up some minor tree essentials (lights, stands, or funnels). After paying, you drive your car to the side of the barn and give them your tag and they load your tree up for you and you are on your way! Overall everyone is friendly and the little touches such as the free refreshments and the free wreath make this my go to stop for a tree every year!

Bought the most beautiful wreath, natural, heavenly smell of being in the Rockies…read more Amazing products and lovely family business! Love to support great family businesses. Sad to see Hurricane destroyed this business, but so glad we can support this patriotic family, in this time of need! God bless you, and God bless America!

Friendly, family owned business. Evergreen Ridge was warm and welcoming, had a wonderful selection…read moreof beautiful trees and the most spectacular Mountain View's! Comparable prices to other farms. Will definitely come again if in the area!

They close too early! I love the trees and the beautiful setting for family pictures. I've made it…read morea tradition every year with several of my grandchildren. But the past two years, I arrived to find they were already wrapping up. There were still plenty of trees (and higher prices each year), but no more picture setups, and many trees were already wrapped to ship out. This did not happen before, or at least not on my previous visits. What's the meaning of really feeling Christmas if sometimes you don't have time until the weekend before--or even a day before--Christmas, and there's nowhere to find a real tree? My husband and I truly love the smell of a natural pine tree. That's part of Christmas for us. Last time, I actually bought one of the wrapped trees ready to ship. It turned out fine and was a good price, but smaller than I expected--and not good setting pictures. When I asked why, they said it was by the owners' orders and handed me a card. So... here I am.

Hart T Tree farm is my favorite Christmas tree vendor. They have the best selection, quality and…read morecustomer service. When we picked out our tree this year there were so many to choose from, but the employee on site really spent time showing us the best options. Everyone working was very friendly and made the process really easy. They have a ton of locations around south Florida so this is really the best spot for a tree!

Terrible. Over-priced tree farm drive-thru. The owner was incredibly rude to our family. He threw a…read moretantrum in the parking lot over how he wanted us to park our van. If you like over-priced trees and angry little men this is your place.

We spent over 2 hrs picking out the right tree for my husband and me and for our daughter, SIL, and…read moregrandkids! When it was time to leave guess what after spending 208.00 1 tree is missing - our grandkids tree was given to someone else so not to disappoint them we gave them our tree. We spoke with the owner- he was rude said WE HAD 2 choices - we can either take another tractor ride to cut another tree - wait at least another hour or get your money back - so I was like it's raining and we have 5:30 reservations- he just walked away after giving us back 100.00 and my husband had to remind him it was technically 104.00 than he shoved a 5 at me without any other word of sorry this happened -

My family and I had a great visit to Lantern Farm on Sunday. We really enjoyed the corn maze and…read morethe hayride with Mr. Ben. They had a great selection of pumpkins in their self-pick patch and already picked.

I can't wait for Lantern Farm to open so I can take the whole family to the choose and cut and pick…read moreout our Christmas tree.

Biggest little Christmas shop on 221 between Newland and Crossnore. Wonderful selection of…read moreChristmas items.

What an adorable shop in the mountains! I'm so glad we made the trek to the shop from where we were…read morestaying in Johnson City. It was about an hour drive, but it was a very pretty drive. When you arrive you really feel like you're stepping into a cozy North Pole wonderland. Beautiful decorations throughout the entire ship. The coziest fireplace and you can sit at the cafe and order some yummy treats and hot cider. I wish I could visit every day during the holidays!

Cute little place with some nice Christmas trees. Chris was very friendly and helpful.read more

My wife and I stopped to look at Mrs. Ruth's Christmas trees in Mooresville, today. And it was a…read morefantastic experience! We met the owners, Sean and his Mom, Julie. This property used to be part of a back yard and Sean used to rake the leaves from two, large pin oaks. Now the land has been made into the perfect place to look/buy a tree. The owners put 4" pipe into the ground at regular intervals. The fresh trees are put into individual pipe stands and the pipe for each tree is filled with water, nightly. Their trees are fresh and well trimmed so they look great. We were there about five minutes before we found a great tree. And very competitive prices. We drove about twenty miles to get to Mooresville but it was worth it.

We've gotten trees from the Fancy Gap farm for several years now. Their prices are reasonable and…read morethey have some very nice trees, though it is getting hard to find a good 8-9 foot tree. Smaller trees are abundant. We always get a Fraser fir. The folks there are very nice and it can be a fun outing, though be prepared to walk up and down some hills if you are looking for that perfect tree or a larger sized tree. They have another location in Floyd, I think, be we have only been to the Fancy Gap farm. It is easy to find and not far off or I-77. Dress appropriately because it can be chilly and windy and sometimes a bit muddy.

Great place. Easy to find, good prices and nice folks! Really nice trees. We will be back next…read moreyear!

So happy we found this place, we stopped here on the way to the Christmas tree farm with the…read morefamily. I got the Ruben and omg it was one of the best Ruben's I've ever had, I loved it so much. It was very reasonably priced and a good portion. Would definitely add this to the yearly tradition!

Beautiful shop with eclectic items and plants in season- great place to get coffee and breakfast…read morewith a friend and enjoy it inside or alfresco!