A very nice tree farm with a variety of trees. We've bought our tree here for the past few years…read more Everything is pretty spread out especially since parts have been cut down and need to grow back. It wasn't easy finding trees over 9 feet. but we found it.. it cost $267. There are popular sprayed trees as well. Keep in mind they don't allow tailgating which isn't good considering we are coming 2 hours away and everyone is hungry. Apparently a few customers ruined it for the masses. We drove back home to go out to eat.

Our first visit and what a great experiment at Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm! We decided to go to a…read morenew farm this year, and we're very pleased! There was a great variety of trees, the details can be found on their website. It's very organized upon arrival with workers who show you where to park and point out the areas of different trees. I love how they put tree carts and hand saws all throughout the farm, so they are easily accessible. The trees are nicely spaced out so they are able to grow. They seem very healthy! We purchased blue spruce, and were very happy with their selection. There are many areas blocked off, I assume since they are still growing and need to mature. It's probably best they do this, to ensure proper growth and health of the trees. They have a cute store with freshly made wreaths, and all things Christmas related! It was SO cute! I'll be sure to purchase my trees and wreaths here moving fwd. The prices are a little higher than what we are use too, but I assume it's because of the care they provide to the trees and quality. Worth it to us. FYI- There are no dogs allowed or electric saws. They accept credit cards, which was nice as we didn't have cash. They shake, wrap and drill a hole into the trees. I would also wear boots you don't mind getting muddy. Thank you!!!

DAMN!!!!!! I have cut my own maybe 10 times, I always get a fresh tree. My reg spot didnt have much…read moregoing n this year and I found Palmer. The 8' MONSTER I picked up (they had it in the barn already) was without a doubt the fullest, most beautiful tree I have had in my 35 years of getting fresh trees. I didn't have the time to walk the property for a tree to cut, but when I asked about Blue Spruce, they said they have a bunch, out back, just walk and cut one!!!! OH BOY!!!! Blue Spruce is my guy. No one carries them, very few grow them, I can NOT wait for next year, I will 100% be back and cutting my 9' Blue!!!!!!! And just a couple miles off Rt 80, on and off!!!

Great choice of trees. A family tradition for decades. Great group of people working here…read more Beautiful grounds, good prices.

This was my first time visiting, but I will be back next year. Even though the drive was an hour,…read moreit was worth it for the scenic drive and experience. It was pretty straight forward to get a tag and saw. The direction you walk is determined by the type of tree you want. There are trees of various sizes - width and height. The selection probably is better the earlier in the season you go, but I found my perfect tree today, one week before they are scheduled to close for the season. I appreciate the owner (I think) and the gentlemen assisting being super friendly. They make sure your tree is secure which was a concern for me traveling an hour away on the highway. Tips: have cash; have something to protect your roof (tarp, blankets).

From the first year we were living together, my wife and I had gotten a real tree for Christmas…read moreeach year (I had always had a fake one growing up) and it was always pretty cool going out, finding the perfect tree, cutting it down, getting it home, only to discover that it was way too big. Anyway, about 5 years ago we had a couple of incidents with one of our dogs at the time and she knocked our tree over twice...and in the process we lost a bunch of my wife's ornaments (a tree full of santa ornaments each year). Needless to say, the tradition of having a real tree ended that year. Well THIS year, we're trying again and we went back to our old tree hunting grounds...Beaverbrook Tree Farm out in Sussex County. This place is great, even if it is off the beaten path. We showed up this morning at about 10:30 and they already had cookies out for the kids (free) and the cider was warning up. While it sounds odd, what I like about this place is that you actually have to walk quite a ways to get to the trees (over the hills and through the woods) so you can mix in a LITTLE bit of exercise in the process. Luckily we found a tree very quickly and I had it cut down and dragged to the path for the guys to come pick it up for us. So now I have to get it onto the minivan and tie it down right??? Nope, these guys run the tree through the webbing to make it tight, put it on the roof of the vehicle, and tie it down for you. Worth every penny I paid for it and best of all I know it's fresh. And in case you're wondering...yes, the darn thing was too big again and I had to cut 6 inches off the bottom and the top so it would fit. Support your locals! Give Beaverbrook Tree Farm a shot for your tree this year!

Everything for your garden or farm. A great selection of high qualitypet supplies for the fussy pet…read moreowner. They're also and Agway dealer!

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

One of our all time favorite places to visit. Absolute gem located on the grounds of the URWA. Not…read moremuch to do here except watch the butterflies, Walk by the little creek, go into the old schoolhouse, grab a pack pack with binoculars and explore. I brought my son here on many occasions from The age of 0-13. Also, check the URWA website as they sometimes have guided walks and bonfires etc.

So found them in 2017 when I wanted to cut a tree late in the season - I called a lot of places and…read morethey all said they were done for the season. Called Fairview, who said "Yep, plenty of trees left" - and there WERE! In 2017 and 2018 cut a tree there, in 2018 on Dec. 9th - beautiful trees both years, and both lasted amazingly well. People on the site are amazingly nice. So it's just been an overall exemplary experience. I have cut a tree at one place or another for on over 25 years now; having found Fairview, I can't imagine I'll ever go anywhere else. And I hesitate to write this only because I kind of hate to broadcast the secret of this sort of hidden gem, LOL.

Stone Hedge Farm and Landscaping turned our landscaping nightmare into a garden oasis to die for!…read moreKelly came up with a beautiful design and corrected all the mistakes from our previous company. Her knowledge of plants and trees is amazing. Kelly and Steve were on my property overseeing all the work while it was being done. All of the workers were courteous and tidy. Kelly told me they use the measuring tape to make sure that all the plants were spaced properly and they really did. They helped move all of the boxwoods that were improperly spaced with no design appeal (from my previous landscape disaster) and incorporated them into a masterpiece. If I could give a million stars I would! If you are considering landscape design don't hesitate to hire them for your next project. We are customers for life! And I was happy to find out that they use organic weed killer and very little chemicals. They also do fall and spring clean up as well as mulch. I'll never use anyone else.

Greenway Florist and Gifts is an amazing place to be for a multitude of reasons. The owners…read more(husband and wife) and other staff members are really kind and helpful. I have bought an arrangement before and it was absolutely gorgeous, reasonably priced and made with care. I also regularly shop for comic books here as he gets all of the new releases every week and is very good with getting anything you'd like if he doesn't have it in stock. The shop is quaint, unique and very homely. It's a great place to go for your flowers, house and geeky needs. There is nowhere around here like it with their wide range of products and pleasant attitudes.

I recently contacted Greenway Florist and established a monthly delivery of fresh flowers as a…read moreChristmas gift to my mother-in-law. Preferring to support a local independent business rather than the FTD service model, I gave them a price, a general idea of what I wanted, and a great deal of latitude in putting together an appropriate arrangement. The employee who assisted me was very helpful, courteous, and professional. Unfortunately, the arrangement did not appear to be worth the price I agreed to pay. I presumed there may have been some kind of mistake and contacted the owner. I was disappointed when her initial and immediate reaction was a defensive posture, but hoped that if I sent her a photo of the arrangement she might see things a little differently. She did not. She again defended the value of the arrangement. I set to task confirming my instincts with actual data by creating and emailing her a spreadsheet with a breakdown of each stem in the arrangement, the wholesale price of the arrangement, and based on the percentage markup of a comparable arrangement with FTD, what I felt was a fair price for the flowers. Rather than look at the spreadsheet I had spent considerable time compiling and actually responding to it directly, Michelle, the proprietor, lost her shit and started putting words in my mouth. But they were absolute nonsense. She said I was telling her she had a "shady business" which is not true and absolutely ridiculous. What I told her was that she was overpriced. If you're more expensive (and by a large degree) than FTD, you're too fricking expensive. She told me I was "extremely offensive," when in fact, I'd put considerable effort into confirming my general suspicion that I'd been overcharged and was never anything but polite in my communications with her. You don't need to take my word for it. I have copied links below to both the chain of communication, except the initial very brief phone conversation in which Michelle was also quite bristly, and the spreadsheet I compiled to calculate a reasonable estimate of value of the services rendered. If you are looking for a florist in the Hacketstown area you'd do better to contact Calico Country Flowers on Willow Grove Street. I had not asked my mother-in-law for a recommendation before ordering as I wanted it to be a surprise, but have since learned that she has used them in the past and speaks very highly of them. Email Exchange: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1gt6zHKbHGVVLrLZAuFMnQoT7uwxF2IT4ureOa3jxVR0/edit?usp=sharing Spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11HL3cOnehkuJ0NUzwMSWOwOVemeMVjtN1U18LZMB8-k/edit?usp=sharing Photo of arrangement: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B5j9RRNnNswsbXpuX0ItZ2wxNWc/view?usp=sharing