Farm Sweet Farm
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The 2022 Season
Welcome to our farm. Twenty-Eight years and counting!
Welcome to the 2022 Christmas Season!! We are so excited to see everyone.
Here's a summary of what we are planning for this holiday season.
Reservations will be Required (at no fee) to visit the farm during Thanksgiving weekend (11/25-27) and the following weekend (Dec 3-4). Please note, reservations are required even if picking up a previously tagged tree.
We will be offering:
- Our Choose and Cut Christmas Trees (Field closes at 5pm. Prices are $6-$8/foot). Supply is limited. Tree tagging will start on our opening weekend, 11/19-20.
- Fresh cut NC Fraser Firs (Sizes 5-10ft. Few 11-13ft. Prices vary)
- Fresh cut NC White Pine and Concolor Firs. Concolor Firs will be available after Dec 1st.
- Ball and Burlap trees that can be planted after Christmas
- Table-Top Fraser Firs
- Fresh wreaths made at our farm
- NC White Pine and mixed greenery garland
- Christmas Shop with many locally made and sourced items
- Concession stand featuring HOT mini donuts, local apple cider, hot chocolate, and more. See hours of operation below for days the concession stand will be open.
- Hayrides as weather permits. (Hayrides stop at 5pm)
- Bounce House for the kids. (Closes at 5pm)
- Photographers and their clients are allowed at our farm. Please see the Photographer page of our website for details.
- Online ordering and farm pickup for wreaths. Trees are not available for online ordering this year due to the limited supply. Pickup days are Wed Nov 30 and Thurs Dec 1 from 9am-6pm, then Wed-Fri starting Dec 7 through Dec 16 from 9am-5pm.
Pets are welcome on the farm if on leash and are well trained.
We accept Cash, Credit, and Apple Pay
About Us
A Leap of Faith
Diana and Byron moved from Durham to "the country" in July of 1994 after seeing a wonderful old 1860 built farm house on a great piece of land just south of I-40 in Chatham County. The previous owners, Mike and Jane Harrell, had started a Christmas Tree farm and were moving. Being young and naive we thought that Christmas Tree farming would be a fun hobby. We survived our first Christmas in 1994 with the help of the Harrells and here we are more than 25 years later still growing the farm, making memories with all our wonderful customers and still learning about growing Christmas Trees. Much has changed from the early years and we have been blessed with good fortune, great friends and employees and most importantly a daughter, Khoury, who has been the most blessed gift we could have.
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