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Christmas Tree Farms in Delaware

Delaware is small and flat, and its farms are small family operations in the Sussex and Kent county farmland, close enough to Maryland and Pennsylvania to compare.

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

Delaware at a glance

Farms listed as of 2026-10-09
13
Farms in Delaware
across 3 counties
13
Choose and cut
walk the field and cut your own
3
Pre-cut
cut earlier and ready to load
6
Species named
Douglas fir, White pine and Norway spruce
The farms

Christmas tree farms in Delaware

  • Don's Tree Farm

    Greenwood, DE, Sussex County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: White pine, Douglas fir, Norway spruce, Fraser fir, Canaan fir

    Also: christmas shop, wreaths, garland, Santa visits

    Opens: Starting the Friday after Thanksgiving (Black Friday) the farm will be open Thursday from 12-5 pm. Friday, Saturday and Sunday 10-5 p.m.

  • Poynter's Tree Farm and Christmas Shop

    Felton, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: White pine, Douglas fir, Fraser fir, Blue spruce, Norway spruce

    Also: christmas shop, wreaths, garland, live trees

    Opens: The Choose And Cut operation is available from Thanksgiving through Christmas Eve from 9 A.M. until dusk.

  • Coleman's Christmas Tree Farm

    Middletown, DE, New Castle County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Canaan fir, Concolor fir, Balsam fir

    Also: Santa visits, playground, greenery, ice cream shop

  • Coastal Christmas Trees

    Milton, DE, Sussex County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Fraser fir, Douglas fir, Concolor fir

    Also: wreaths, warm drinks, tree disposal

  • Spence's Tree Farm

    Frederica, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, Norway spruce, Blue spruce, White spruce, White pine, Eastern red cedar

    Also: christmas shop, wreaths, greenery, train display

    Opens: The Tree Farm will open Friday after Thanksgiving and weekends thru December 22 from 9 to 5.

  • Hundred Acre Farms

    Smyrna, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut, pre-cut

    Trees: White pine, Douglas fir, Norway spruce, Scotch pine

    Also: wreaths

  • Balsam Acres

    Laurel, DE, Sussex County

    Choose and cut

    Also: wreaths, greens, tree tagging

    Opens: Open Last weekend before Thanksgiving.

  • McCarthy Tree Farm

    Middletown, DE, New Castle County

    Choose and cut

  • Dyer's Tree Farm

    Dover, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Douglas fir, White pine, Norway spruce

    Also: fresh greens, tree tagging

    Opens: Open weekends only beginning the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

  • Turning Pointe Farm

    Hartly, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: White spruce, Norway spruce, White pine, Douglas fir, Canaan fir

    Also: gift shop, tree tagging

    Opens: Hours of operation are weekends from the Friday after Thanksgiving through December 18th from 9-5pm.

  • Schreppler's Fir Tree Acres

    Magnolia, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Douglas fir

    Also: saws provided, tree baling, tree shaking

    Opens: The farm opens the Saturday after Thanksgiving and remains open through Christmas Eve.

  • Clark Tree Farm

    Smyrna, DE, Kent County

    Choose and cut

    Trees: Canaan fir, White pine

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

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The trees

Trees Delaware farms grow

Delaware is small and flat, and its farms are small family operations in the Sussex and Kent county farmland, close enough to Maryland and Pennsylvania to compare. Farms here name douglas fir (9), white pine (7), norway spruce (6), canaan fir (4) and fraser fir (3) most often. The species guide compares how each holds its needles and smells.

Before you go

Growers, permits and snow in Delaware

The Delaware Christmas Tree Growers Association is the state’s growers association.

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

Delaware Christmas tree farm questions

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