Trees

Frequently asked questions

Visit our online store starting October 1st each year.
The online store is open for business starting October 1st, and will close (except for B&B tree purchases) after the second week of November as we open the farm in person.

Choose your tree type, variety, and height.
If you are choosing a Choose & Cut or a Ball & Burlap tree there will be 2 photos available. One of the front or “good side”, and one of the back or “bad side. (not that the trees have bad sides, of course)
Pre-Cut trees will not have any photos available, because these trees are freshly cut and shipped to us right before we open the Saturday before thanksgiving. We pick these trees out for you, based on the order that the orders came in. (If you were the first order, we pick your tree first to make sure it’s as close to how you want it as possible and that it’s the prettiest in that height range. If you are the second person to order, then we choose your tree next using your desired height range and any additional order notes, according to what we have available, we follow this pattern for each and every order)

Add your chosen tree to the cart & select a pickup date.
At this point you can also add any other items like wreaths or tree preservative

Check out & add notes to your order.
If you are purchasing a pre-cut tree you can add notes about how you would like it to look, and we will do our best to deliver. Notes like “tall & skinny, full & fat”, etc.

Picking up your tree at the farm.
Once your order confirmation goes through, we tag your tree with your name to reserve it for you.
If your purchase is for a pre-cut tree then we tag it and move it into a designated area near the registration desk. Ask for help locating your tree when you arrive, and, if the tree is not to your liking and we have others available when you arrive to pick it up, then you are welcome to make your own selection instead. Pre-purchasing just makes sure that there is a tree here for you, no matter how late in the season you may arrive.
If your purchase is for a Ball & Burlap tree, it will be dug and near the parking area when you arrive. You can ask for help to locate & load it when you are ready.
If your purchase is for a choose & cut tree, it will be down in the field waiting for you when you get here! Register upon arrival and our team will direct you to your tree. Then you can cut it down yourself or ask for help.

Other Purchasing Notes.
If you are a military or law enforcement officer, we want to say thank you and show our support with a discount on your tree.
Please wait to make your purchase, and first send an email to dawn@wildwoodchristmastreefarm.com with a photo of your ID and let her know what type tree (Choose-n-cut, Ball & Burlap, or Pre-cut) you would like to purchase. You will receive a discount code in return. (ID verified discount will only work for yourself, spouse, or child)
*This code only applies to the purchase of a Christmas tree, and must unfortunately be limited to 1 per family.
*Due to accounting issues, we are not able to offer a refund if you have already placed your order without a discount code. Please be sure to get your discount code before you check out!

We consider our trees to be better in a way that's healthier. We grow our trees naturally, without using pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, or colorants. This means that our trees are all-natural, and as close to organic as you can get without the certification.

Yes, we have options for you! We recommend a White Pine or Turkish Fir. Read more below.
Another way to cut down on allergy triggers is to rinse the tree well with a garden hose and let it dry before taking it into your house. A lot of the time it’s the pollen or mold that has collected in the tree over the years it has been growing that can create a trigger for allergy sufferers. In addition to that, the ride home can add lots of dust and other debris to your tree.

Yes you can! Arrive prepared for a classic experience, and we'll provide everything you need! Learn More Here

A Ball & Burlap (also known as a B&B, Live Tree, Dug Tree, and more) is a tree that we dig up, roots and all, in order to send it home with you for the Christmas season. Then when you're ready, the tree can be moved outside and replanted in your yard! Learn More Here

We get our Pre-Cut trees from North East Tennessee, and up into North Carolina. They're cut the week before Thanksgiving and shipped to us, and we get them in water ASAP when they arrive. This ensures that a pre-cut tree will last the season in your home. Learn More Here

Unfortunately, there are no guarantees with a live Christmas tree. It’s been living out in the open where animals and pests tend to make their homes. We shake your tree to remove any unwanted pests, however…sometimes it’s not enough. A good hosing down of your tree once you get it home and letting it dry before taking it into the house may help rid it of any unwanted pests.

Tree Types

Norway Spruce

Norway Spruce are a very popular choice of tree here at Wildwood. You could almost call them the “Southern version of a Fraser Fir”, thanks to the similarities they offer. As a Christmas tree, they’re known for a medium-dark green coloring, strong limbs and short needles, and their fragrance is a classic – second only to the Fraser Fir.

Fraser Fir

Thought of as the ideal Christmas tree, and known as a tree that thrives in higher altitudes. (the soil temperature gets too hot down in the south) Here at Wildwood, we’re proud to be the first farm in the south to be able to grow a Fraser Fir! Featuring a deep green color, strong fragrance, strong branches, and short, soft needles.

Turkish Fir

Turkish Fir are a beautiful and full tree, known primarily for their lack of fragrance, which makes them perfect for allergy sufferers! They have a tendency to be very “Bush-like” or “Hershey’s Kiss shaped”, so make sure you have ample room width-wise! Featuring deep green colors, strong, compact limbs, and short, soft needles.

White Pine

These trees are a popular favorite among those with small children and pets, due to their “huggable” nature. They are native to the south, and thrive in rocky soil, growing rapidly each year when transplanted. Known for their light green color and “rounded or bush-like” shape, plus long, soft needles and softer branches. They are also a great alternative for allergy sufferers, as they produce a very mild fragrance.

Canadian Hemlock

Canadian Hemlock are a unique, but nonetheless beautiful tree in terms of appearance. The needles of this variety grow in more than one direction, different from what you would see in most evergreens, lending to what we like to call a “lacy” look. More tolerable of the shade than most, and known for a mild fragrance, medium green colors, and softer branches and needles.

Blue Spruce

Known and named for the brilliant blue color that you see in the spring, these trees almost seem to glow in the moonlight. These brilliant colors make up for the prickly exterior they offer. As a Christmas Tree, Blue Spruce are a beautiful choice, though not recommended for those with children, pets, or sensitive skin. Featuring strong and durable limbs, and short, sharp needles.

Canaan Fir

Pronounced KAY-nan or even kuh-NAYn, these trees offer a truly unique citrus/fir scent that many know and love. They’re very similar in appearance to a Fraser or Turkish, though more tall and slender in shape. Known for a silvery-green color, plus strong branches, and short, soft needles.

Momi Fir

Also known as a Japanese Fir, these trees thrive in the heat and rocky clay typical of the south. Known for their tall, slender appearance and ability to grow quickly. Identifiable by their lighter green coloring, and known for a more mild fragrance, strong limbs, and short & wide, firm needles.

Nordmann Fir

Nordmann are known for their deep, glossy green coloring, as well as not growing as dense as other trees. As a Christmas Tree they’re a great option for larger ornaments and garland. Featuring a tall, slender shape, little to no fragrance, strong limbs, and short, soft needles.

Wreaths & Greenery