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Christmas tree farms / Alabama

Christmas Tree Farms in Alabama

Alabama farms sit mostly in the northern hills and the central Piedmont, where pine and cypress grow beside imported fir, and many are small family lots that sell cut to order.

Photo: “Christmas tree farm IA”, Unknown author, Public domain

Alabama at a glance

Farms listed as of 2026-10-09
24
Farms in Alabama
across 17 counties
23
Choose and cut
walk the field and cut your own
11
Pre-cut
cut earlier and ready to load
6
Species named
Leyland cypress, Virginia pine and Fraser fir
The farms

Christmas tree farms in Alabama

  • Fish River Christmas Trees

    Summerdale, AL, Baldwin County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Carolina sapphire, Portuguese cypress, Fraser fir, Noble fir

    Also: live trees, flocked trees, Santa visits, train rides

    fishrivertrees.comDirections

  • Cole's Christmas Tree Farm

    Woodland, AL, Randolph County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Carolina sapphire, Virginia pine, Fraser fir

    coleschristmastreefarm.weebly.comDirections

  • Gilbert Christmas Tree Farm

    Lanett, AL, Chambers County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, Virginia pine, Fraser fir

    giltree.comDirections

  • Moody Farms

    Oneonta, AL, Blount County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Murray cypress, Carolina sapphire, Virginia pine, White pine, Fraser fir

    moodyfamilyfarms.comDirections

  • Wadsworth Christmas Tree Farm

    Wetumpka, AL, Elmore County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Arizona cypress, Virginia pine, Fraser fir

    wadsworthchristmastrees.comDirections

  • Beavers Christmas Tree Farm

    Trafford, AL, Blount County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Virginia pine, White pine, Carolina sapphire, Leyland cypress

    Also: live trees

    beaverschristmastreefarm.comDirections

  • Frazier Farms

    Albertville, AL, Marshall County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Arizona cypress, White pine, Murray cypress, Leyland cypress

    Also: christmas light show

    frazierchristmastreefarm.comDirections

  • Spring Creek Farm

    Troy, AL, Pike County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Murray cypress, Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire

    Also: hand saws provided

    springcreekfarmchristmastrees.comDirections

  • Sokoll Christmas Tree Farm

    Florence, AL, Lauderdale County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, White pine, Eastern red cedar

    sokollchristmastreefarm.comDirections

  • Neely Farms Christmas Trees

    Thorsby, AL, Chilton County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress

    neelyfarmschristmastrees.comDirections

  • Shell's Christmas Tree Farm

    Tuscumbia, AL, Colbert County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Virginia pine, Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Black Hills spruce

    Directions

  • Heritage Corner Farm

    Hazel Green, AL, Madison County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Fraser fir

    christmasatthecorner.comDirections

Check a farm’s page or call before you drive; dates and hours change with the weather.

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The trees

Trees Alabama farms grow

Alabama farms sit mostly in the northern hills and the central Piedmont, where pine and cypress grow beside imported fir, and many are small family lots that sell cut to order. Farms here name leyland cypress (12), virginia pine (11), fraser fir (10), carolina sapphire (9) and murray cypress (7) most often. The species guide compares how each holds its needles and smells.

Before you go

Growers, permits and snow in Alabama

The National Christmas Tree Association links to growers and care guides.

Christmas tree permitsCut your own on public land: the units, the dates and each agency's own words.White Christmas odds in AlabamaThe chance of snow on the ground on December 25.Pick your own in AlabamaWhat is ripe at the farms near you, week by week.
Snow covered pines standing in a white field under a gray sky, a lane of untouched snow running between them to a wooded ridge
A tree farm in the snow. Snow is a good day to cut: trees hold up well in the cold, and a farm that is open in snow will usually say so on its own page or phone line before you drive out. “Christmas Tree Lane 2” by Jimlaneozark, CC BY-SA 3.0

Alabama Christmas tree farm questions

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