The Beloin tree farm has been in business since 1948. I was looking at their about information on…read moretheir website and they carefully tend to all their trees with a meticulous focus on quality, shape, and smell. They have three locations in New Hampshire and we went to the one in Bedford. Usually picking out a Christmas tree is arduous because many times they're wrapped and lying on the ground. You have to pick them up, cut them loose, shake them out and then decide if you like it or not. Often going through dozens of trees before you find one that's suitable. When you arrive at Beloin, you immediately see that the trees are open and standing in stands. Every tree was gorgeous, thick and lush. The pine filled air smelled so good. This time, instead of trying to find one that we liked, we had to narrow it down from all of the gorgeous ones that we loved. Haha. Not a bad problem to have. They have plenty of help so once we picked a tree, they netted it, did a fresh slice, and loaded it in the back of our truck. I also have plenty of stock, so as soon as one is sold, they put another beautiful tree in its place. They also have gorgeous wreaths and bows. I had to pick one of those up as well. I highly recommend Beloin for your fresh cut Christmas Tree!

From the owner: The Beloin Tree Farm in Colebrook, NH is a family owned and operated business started in 1948. Our…read moreFarm has over 250 acres of Christmas Trees in various stages of production. Our Christmas Trees include Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Korean Fir, and a few Blue Myer Spruce. Our Family has been selling trees from this farm for over 70 years.

Definitely recommended. I was concerned about availability of trees because I had found some…read morehighly rated farms which had already closed for the season, but I called ahead and was assured that they had a good selection, and heading there this was certainly correct. They had a variety of kinds of trees, wreaths and decorations and a simple classification system which made pricing very understandable, and their prices were really competitive. My wife chatted with the owner who mentioned he had been growing trees for fifteen years sourced from norther Vermont near where my wife used to be a teacher. We would definitely recommend.

Highly recommend! Large selection of fresh trees grown in northern NH and VT. They have them set up…read moreand spread out so that it feels like a mini Christmas tree farm, which makes it easy to see height/shape of the available trees. Steve himself helped us choose a tree and was really friendly. Prices were reasonable. There's also a big selection of beautiful, fresh wreaths as well as some wooden ornaments for sale, all also reasonably priced.

Too expensive!!!! $120 for a small apartment-sized tree?! The tree is a quality tree just…read moreoverpriced! In this day of inflation, feeling like getting ripped off is awful. Especially when friends advised of trees costing $60-$75. Ugh!!!

From the owner: We are currently serving customers in our Bedford location, less than 1 mile from routes 101 and…read more114. Merrymac is a first generation Christmas Tree farm, owned and operated by the Gagnon family. Our goal is to share our love for nature and the Christmas spirit with others to create lasting memories with friends and family. Merrymac Christmas Tree Farm is committed to growing premium exotic conifers and providing high quality Christmas Trees while only using environmentally responsible practices to improve biodiversity and wildlife habitat preservation. We look forward to seeing you during the Christmas Season!

I'm SO sad to find out this place has closed! One of the best tree farms in the southern NH/Mass…read moreline area!! Possibly more than that, this place was EPIC. You could find any size of any type of tree you would want! Not only could you search on your own, you could either cut it down or have someone else cut it down for you with a ride to the front where they shake it out and bundle it up for you! $10/ft. Best tree farm. I will miss it dearly

My family has been coming here for the past 4 years. They have an large selection of big and small…read moretrees as well as different types of Christmas trees. The staff is so friendly and helpful. They cut down your tree for you, fluff it (remove excess pine needles) and bundle it. It is $10 per foot!! I always go the day after thanksgiving and they have lots of trees to pick from. Thank you Rollies!!

Live Tree or Die Farm has cut your own trees and hot cocoa for customers. The owners John and Renee…read moreare there to help answer any questions you may have. Pick your own tree, cut it down then wrap it to take it home. All for 100$. They host other events such as DIY wreath making a few weeks before Thanksgiving. Hurry up before they sell out as they only have 200 to sell!

From the owner: Live Tree or Die Farm offers the classic cut your own Christmas Tree Farm experience. We offer a…read morebeautiful setting with grassy terrain between our rows of Christmas Trees. We have Balsam, Fraser, Concolor and some pine trees. We offer free hot chocolate and netting of trees. We also offer the Stand Straight Christmas tree stands and include drilling of your trees. We want families to come and have memorable experiences!

Those scones! To die for!…read more So decadent we had to save it for later. Texture and flavor .... Meets exactly price ... very happy with this place. I will def come back again

This was a wintertime visit at Marini Farm for their annual Tree Jubilee, benefiting the Ipswich…read moreHumane Group. There were some trees in their market, especially one particularly cool looking Heat Miser, but inquiring got me through the double doors by their refrigerated case to the greenhouse type structure out back where a multitude of trees and wreathes sat to be admired and won. Admission was free. Tickets were to be purchased for a chance at your pick of the lot. After my visit, I took another shopping eye look through the market and left with a box of 4 fat muffins and a chilled soup - butternut squash and apple - yum!

Love this Christmas tree farm! They have saws in many locations and have an ATV to bring your tree…read morein from the field if you would like. There are a few different fields to go tree hunting but make sure to have boots if you want to go to one of the further fields. There's a pretty little creek on the way to the further fields.

They have so much beautiful plants and shrubs and actually anything pretty much that you are…read morelooking for,The staff there are all so wonderful and very knowledgeable,and the cost is reasonable,they will let you know what when,where and how to do what it is you are wanting to do but not sure how,It's an absolute amazing place,I love it!!!

Wonderfully helpful people, a huge variety of plants, and all the associated fertilizers,…read moreamendments, etc. They have a great set of binders telling you what grows best, what's deer resistant, and so forth. AND they have fresh fish, ice cream, honey, and assorted other munchables as well. When's the last time I've seen anything like that at a nursery? Never, that's when. Their plants are super healthy and everything from them has thrived. The only point that could be better is the entrance. No turn-in area off of 101 so you have to wait and hope nobody rear ends you as you wait to enter. That's presuming you're going south on 101. North is no problem. Oh, and they deliver and will also plant for you if you wish it. Pretty much everything you could want - they've got it!

everything I have ever purchased from Bob's has been great and of good quality and need to go back…read moresoon to help replace items that are old now

The store is under renovations, so not the usual selection to browse. Totally understandable. They…read moredid have a few nice pieces, although on further inspection , I was a little concerned about durability. Other than that, the service is almost creepy. They greet you when you come in, okay that's nice, but as you walk around the store, they keep popping up at weird times, and in weird places. Asking questions, asking what you like, interrupting my husband and I several times. It almost reminded me of an escape room experience. We were close to making a purchase, but the people were so annoying that we left and went to another store instead.