Cute little tree farm tucked in CT. There isn't great signage but you see the house with lots of…read moretrees and you have arrived. Small but has a lot of variety.

Great little family tree farm! Robert is super friendly and attentive, he cuts the tree fresh for…read moreyou and helps you load it. AND the prices are great. 10 out of 10 recommend.

If you're looking to cut your own tree, wait 5 years before going to Lewis tree farm…read more The property is nice but there is nothing to cut that's over 4 feet currently.

Guy and Jamie are both great guys and even harder workers. They take extreme pride and care in…read moreeverything they do for a VERY REASONABLE PRICE! They use professional equipment and do a professional job. If you can use their services, give them a try!

It's a scam. They advertise cut your own tree for $90, but…read moreall they have growing there are either tiny trees or old and dry trees. The pre-cut trees are nice and good looking but they charge $130 for small and $180 for 7'. Stay away.

what a tree! Family friendly farm! Staff was wonderful! Can't wait to go next year! Beat trees in…read morethe area definitely stop by!

Covid precautions: Great place to go for a safe afternoon…read more The staff are all wearing masks and keep their distance and they provide hand sanitizer. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. There are an amazing amount of trees in every direction. A short walk up the main hill and we located our perfect tree. Before we got back down to the main area one of the staff picked up our tree to bring it down to get wrapped. Great day and beautiful tree!

The first year we went the price was pretty high $90 for a tree and it ended up dying in 2 weeks!…read moreHow is that possible that a fresh cut tree dies so quickly!? Well our 2nd year back they raised the prices to over $100! We decided to NOT get the same tree as the previous year, hoping it will hold up better. We found our perfect tree paid the hefty fee and were on our way. Well, what do you know the tree is dead already and it's not even Christmas yet! We will not be going back here again.

Hollandia nursery has the most beautiful products around. We bought a brand-new build with not a…read moresingle shrub. Eugene designed a beautiful plan for us which we are implementing it in stages as our budget allows. Euguene walked our property, so he was able to best design with products conducive to our very windy hill top and dry shallow soil bed. The installation so far has been is exceptional and his crews are very, very hardworking and professional. We continue to work with Eugene and Kathy to make our vision of a beautiful property come to life.

Hollandia is a local treasure. Great plants, cheerful young staff, knowledgeable botanists and…read morestaff who will happily drop their watering chores to help customers find the plant they are searching for. Always. I've been shopping here for over twenty years. Today, however, I had an unfortunate run in with Mr Grouch on his golf cart. It seems I broke the rules. When driving in the " back way" we saw the exact shrub ( a massive dappled willow /pictured below) we came to buy. So, instead of parking the car, getting a wheeled cart and returning back to the plant, we stopped, put the four foot tall shrub into the car and drove around to pay. For those who don't know the layout, Hollandia improved their parking a few years ago. Instead of limiting parking to the front of the building, they have created a massive parking lot deep into the back of the nursery where the commercial vehicles can access their big orders. It is a huge operation. This is an improvement for those of us who usually buy as much as we can fit into our cars. But, I will grant, that it also exposes the operation to potential shoplifting as cars are now permitted into the yard itself. Today, though, my 85 year old husband and I decided we could eliminate the usual park, get cart, return back across yard to get shrub, pay, return to car, load shrub. You'd have thought we sprayed Round Up on the annuals. Old Mr Grouchy explained that this is not what is done. I asked, " Do you really want me to return the plant, get a cart, pick up the plant all the way on the other side of the yard and return to the same spot where we are standing?" I thought he might be inclined to give a senior citizen like himself a bit of a break with the usual routine. Guess not. He explained that he was even older ( as he is sitting in his golf cart) and that a lot of 80 years olds shop there and observe the rules. Well...this one didn't and won't ever again. Good bye Hollandia. Love the plants, love the staff but the boss is a small minded lout. It seemed far more important for him to chastise us for breaking the rules than to have been understanding of our particular method of purchase.

Great experience getting a Christmas tree here, even on the fairly busy weekend…read more They've got their process locked down - directing you to a parking space, picking a tree, then ticketing it, paying and getting in line to get it tied down. They had some beautiful trees - ours ended up being $100 for around 7.5 ft, which seemed reasonable. We stopped by the concessions to grab a quick bite. The mini donuts were warm and flavorful, as was the hot chocolate. The hot dogs were boiled, which was fine. We sat near the fire pit to keep warm. For 3 people it cost $40. Then we popped by the hay ride with Santa. Santa was so warm and friendly to our little one, and the ride was fun, with Christmas music playing and a bunch of pretty neat holiday themed dioramas around the property. It was a blast! After that, we hopped back in the car, and drove up to get the tree tied down. It was a super quick and easy process, and we were done in 5 mins. Great spot, will definitely be coming back annually.

Wonderful staff and great outing for the family. We went for the Santa hayride. It was beautiful. I…read moreliked that they had fire pits to warm up and food and drinks. From entrance to exit we had a wonderful experience, especially with the staff!! Santa was great, the elves and our driver for the hayride all deserve shout outs. At one point, we had to stop the ride bc a tractor ahead of us had a flat tire and there was also a coyote spotted. He communicated and didn't ensue panic. He got us back up and running in no time!

Love this place - although prices went up Great selection & plants kept in good conditionread more

Anthony and Jacki (sp?) have an amazing selection of CT grown annuals, perennials, shrubs, trees,…read morepotting soil and mulch. They are so knowledgeable and friendly. We just found them last weekend and have already been back for bee balm and azaleas as well as three bags of potting soil. Their prices are reasonable and parking is plentiful. Go with complete confidence.

well ive been thru horrendous childbirth, pancreatitis,& 3 hip replacements. nothing left me…read morebending over & wretching like their portapotties. even tho it's an hours drive, took my 2 friends to see this place which i have grown to love and they were sick of hearing me talk about it. Shakespeare once penned "to thine own self be true." i would pen this as "keep thine own manure to thyself." have been going here for years BECAUSE ITS UNUSUAL.BECAUSE ITS HIGH END. yet nature called this time. when i asked about a restroom they pointed me to the back where the porta potties are. the first one i opened was simply a predessor of what was to come. the other two left me w an impossible choice. i was trying not to dry heave entering the chosen one which was a slim comparison of the lesser of the other 2 evils. by the time i got to the front entrance where the car was parked i was bent over the car holding onto dear life with persistant vomiting onto the gravel. i felt so pretty. my friends would not go to lunch as planned as their description of my dryheaving in the car & my green face did not lend itself to eating. to not describe these portolets is not spareing you dear reader, but myself from the visuals that would prompt unyielding dryheaving every. single. time. that i think about this.my problem with this: i have a pretty strong stomach. my dad in the medical field would come home for dinner & while we were eating could easily talk about such subjects as pus. im no stranger when it comes to intestinal fortitude. these portolets were otherwordly disgusting, which to me were a complete insult to their customers who are spending small fortunes. i have never left there spending less than $300.00. and I'm on a pretty tight budget but I plan & save to come here. and most of their customers did not fall off the turnip truck or are backwoods farmers looking for something "purdy." show some respect to your customers. you want me to spend $250. 00 on some little garden ornament then clean up your act. make sure you use a real bathroom before coming here. "to thine own manure be true."

Just a wonderful place! So many plant choices and varieties as well as some unique items and foods…read morein the shop. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Would highly recommend!