Love this Christmas Tree Farm! Every year my husband and I…read moreare greeted and assisted by friendly employees in picking out the best tree we can find! Great selection of multiple tree species, including: Fraser Fir, Noble, Douglas, Balsam, White Pine, and the classic Spruce. We seem to choose something different each time we stop by. Their prices are fair and they have all different shapes and sizes to choose from. Don't hesitate to swing into the farm (and help the environment) by purchasing a local tree to adorn your home this holiday season! If you need help loading your tree, just holler! These guys are the best and are there when you need them! :)

Great place to celebrate a special occasion! Owners are extremely helpful and kind. Your guests…read morewill be very happy they came!

INCREDIBLE FARM!!!! We're from out of town and we have a 15 month old and our friends brought us…read morehere! TONS of things to do!! Petting zoo, train rides, corn maze, hayrides, delicious ciders, pumpkin patches- A FALL DREAM!! The general store was AWESOME!! I would absolutely come back and families should absolutely come here with the kids for a fun festive day!! Kind staff and great vibes all the way around

Welcome to the family owned Three Cedars Farm Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maze! Three Cedars Farm was a…read moregreat place for a sorority outing! We reserved Bonfire No. 7 for a perfect fall night for four hours. Three Cedars Farm is definitely an attraction in Northville complete with bonfires, hayrides, a corn maze, and of course apple cider and donuts! The bonfire was a great spot to hang out, put up a tent, grill some burgers and hot dogs and make s'mores. The staff periodically would come by on a cart to drop off more wood. The hayride was a nice short ride from the front of the farm to the back of the farm where the corn maze is located. Tip: I recommend that you bring flashlights and/or lanterns for when the sun goes down to enjoy your bonfire area. There is no light in the corn maze and you will resort to using the flashlight on your phone to try to find the Christmas tree stations in the maze. Don't forget to keep track on the corn maze postcards to turn in at the Donut Hut to be entered into a drawing. The only drawback are teenagers hiding in the corn maze jumping out at people in the dark. I hope no one gets hurt and this continues to be a place for adults and children alike. Also note the Donut Hut closes at 8pm although we were at the bonfire until 10pm. So get your share of cider and donuts early. I think the value of experiencing fresh donuts with hot apple cider sitting around the bonfire was perfect and worth every penny. I would like to go back next fall. Their current attraction is The Country Store complete with photos with Mr. & Mrs. Clause in Santaland for a limited time.

love this Gteenhouse, There's everything you would want in a Garden Center and more!! personal…read moreand friendly customer service. Thanks for still being there:)

Went here again yesterday with the hope of finding a great fruit tree (finger crossed for a Honey…read moreCrisp apple) with coupon in hand (spend at least $30, get $5 off). The selection/inventory looked to be dwindling somewhat, but just about everything they had still looked good and healthy. Noticed they sold produce to the left of the building on the outside this time too. One star knocked off on this visit because, after much looking around and not seeing anything we decided to ask for help. We were told they supposedly didn't carry many fruit trees, "if any at all", by the older, tall blonde woman at the register on staff during the early afternoon hours. It didn't seem like a very definitive response. The second star is knocked off because she really did not seem interested in interacting or helping us after her 'informative' tree comment. She walked away thereafter, presumably get away from us and our pesky questions. Still a nice place, with nice stuff, but lacking on customer service on this visit.

Fred Stempky Nursery Fresh Cut Trees, is the place to go!…read more Fred and Chuck made our experience the best!!!!! The price was just right! Thank you Chuck for helping us find the perfect tree for our home! And Fred the tree is beautiful just like my wreath, you both made us feel so special. Can't wait to see you next year! God's blessings to you both and a Very Merry Christmas! Stay warm! Love, The Kaiser's

First time there , we got a 8 ft tall tree, very nice will return…read more The guys were very friendly and helpful!

I really loved this location for Christmas trees and was willing to pay more for a quality tree,…read morebut the prices were incredibly high this year ($285 for 8 ft tree). Sadly, we will be going somewhere else. Would give 5 stars for customer service and tree quality if the prices didn't jump so high.

Yep...we love the tree. It is full and beautiful. I am very we tried someone new this year. Hope…read morethey come back next Christmas.

We came here the day after Thanksgiving and arrived at the perfect time! We didn't want to wake up…read moretoo early but we got there around 10am- an hour after they opened. There are parking attendants with huge candy canes to help direct cars and take carts back. Once you park, it's a short walk to a table with greeters that hand out saws to cut your tree down. This is by far the best tree farm we've visited. Last year, we went to about 4 and although it's the farthest, it's honestly the best. Not all trees are tagged so you may have to walk through a few aisles to find one that you like. They have a donut food truck that sells mini donuts, with choice of toppings, powdered/ plain/ cinnamon sugar, hot chocolate, hot cider and even cider slush. Just past the entrance, they have a couple of portable potties if nature calls. When it gets really busy, it can be hard to find a wheel barrel for your tree, so it might be a good idea to bring a tarp so you can drag your tree or you can carry it if it's not too big. Once you get your tree, you get in a line to get the leaves, loose needles shaken out and then wrapped. Pretty an easy process... the only thing is the time it takes to find a tree and waiting for your tree to get processed. The price can be pretty pricey. The cheapest tree we saw was for about $70 and can go up to over $130. I would be happy with a costco tree, but the experience of cutting down a tree is pretty fun (plus the delicious donuts). We've brought our dog once and noticed there were a lot of pups along for the adventure.

So glad we found CCC! Took my brother's kids w us and we all had a blast. I loved how things were…read moreset up: park, grab a cart, staff tell you to look for tagged trees only, and point out difference in trees, then you're off! They have three types of trees: Fraser fir, Korean fir, Concolor fir, and a great selection! We walked around and scouted out many great trees before sawing our tree down, throwing it into our cart and taking it up front for a good shake (to remove dead, orange needles) and to be wrapped for the car ride home. There were about 10 families ahead of us and I'm sure we didn't wait more than 10-15mins! On our way out we stopped by the donut stand for a bag of fresh mini-donuts and REGRETTED NOTHING!!! I'm pretty sure I ate five by the time I got home, and told my husband I can't wait for next year!! I'm so glad we found a great place to become our new family tree-selecting farm, and that they're family owned and good steward of the land!!

Outstanding!!!! Holy Diamond in the rough--This is the best tree farm I found in Michigan. I cannot…read morerecommend it enough. Don't let catchy names of others fool you. This tree farm has it all, and zero lines when we went on a Saturday. I'm so pleased I almost don't want to tell anyone because it's so amazing. But they deserve crowds. Gorgeous, symmetrical trees that are healthy, kept trimmed and thriving. They're reasonably-priced (literally half the cost of what we found in the Woodward co as pre cut trees in the metro Detroit area). Their rows are all orderly, well maintained, with mowed grass in between. Their barn is so cozy and beautiful. It's a perfect mix of new and modern with rustic. We felt like it was out of a catalogue. Their items inside ranged from popcorn and candied nuts to handmade hot chocolate bombs, beautifully knit hats, tees and sweatshirts of the tree farm's logo, beautiful tree trunk/bark ornaments hand-cut with messages or designs such as the 2022 year, a snowflake, Merry Christmas, Let It Snow, etc. it all felt really special and beautiful. We had the best time. They have excellent service from the tree cutting and wrapping process to the indoor barn portion, and it's very personal and feels like great vibes. Oh, they also have the most picture perfect photo backdrop, with a sleigh, decorated Christmas trees, lights, and a little sign "2022" for your family photos. WOW!!! They just exceeded expectations in every single way.

We found a beautiful 13 ft. Fraser Fir. Very good selection of tall trees. They will bale the tree…read moreand help you load on your vehicle. We have been hoping they would reopen.

We chose Tannenbaum Farms again for 2025, found the perfect tree and we're in and out super fast!read more

We've gone here each Christmas for well over a decade. It's always a wonderful experience filled…read morewith terrific memories. Five Stars all the way!

Last time I wrote a review for here I was not a homeowner. Now I've been one for over 12 years and…read moreI've been here many times over for goodies for my yard, gifts, treats for myself, etc, and it's become one of my favorite places in town so I figured I should finally give them good update! No matter the time of year I love visiting Downtown Home & Garden. My previous review stated, "I love any store where I can get tulip bulbs, a new bird house, a winter hat shaped like a Christmas tree, a new cookie sheet and a loaf of Zingerman's bread" and all that still rings true. But these days I also add national parks merch, gear for my dogs, holiday decor, kitchen gadgets and cookbooks and, perhaps most exciting for a Polish broad like myself, a variety of Polish pottery pieces. In the spring and summer months I can be found perusing peony bulbs for my garden, hummingbird feeders, bird seed and squirrel proof bird feeders, planters, plants/starters for my veggie garden, pest control and fertilizers, plus a variety of lawn decor and sculpture pieces, etc. Some things can be kind of pricey but you truly get what you pay for. Even after years out in the elements everything I've bought for my yard here is still in amazing condition, my plants from here always yield the most delicious fruits and veggies, and the little birdies are so happy with the snacks we provide them from their bins.

Interesting store that is probably really good if you're a suburban homeowner. For me, I liked…read morethat I was able to make friends with a cat that works there, got some cute socks and slippers for the Chief of Staff, a postcard (the only store in town where they knew what a postcard is), and a pretty ceramic bowl that my cats broke the minute it got home.