Whether you like to have your tree up the first week of November or the last, it’s about to be opening day these local spots — come pick out your evergreens with us.
Get ready to spruce up your space by buying + cutting a live Christmas tree from these spots around the Scenic City.
Weaver Tree Farms, 308 Signal Mountain Rd.
Opening day: Friday, Nov. 24
You might know this spot as the place with the big pumpkin on the side of Signal Mountain Road every October, but get ready for it to be transformed into a winter wonderland with live tree offerings.
Courtney Christmas Trees, 1513 Williams St.
Opening day: Friday, Nov. 24
Stop by this Southside pop-up tree destination for Fraser firs, wreaths, and even take family photos on the lot. Bonus: Stay tuned for dates to build your own wreaths on site.
The Barn Nursery, 1801 E. 24th St Pl.
Open now
Whether you’re in the market for a Christmas tree, evergreens for your outdoor space, or other holiday plants, this local nursery has it all. Bonus: Check out the store’s big holiday event on Tuesday. Nov. 28.
Flat Top Mountain Farm, Soddy-Daisy
Opening day: Friday, Nov. 24
Shop Fraser firs at this farm atop of a mountain. Want an even merrier experience? Stop by on Saturday, Dec. 2 for carriage rides with Santa.
Campbell’s Christmas Tree Farm, 7503 Walnut Hills Dr., Harrison
Opening day: Friday, Nov. 24
Stop by this family-owned farm for wreaths, ornaments, free hot chocolate + enjoy a selection of trees you can choose and cut, or buy a pre-cut Fraser fir.
Raulston Acres Christmas Tree Farm, 2572 GA-95, Rock Spring, GA
Open now
This family-owned working tree farm offers several types of tree species, from Murray cypress to a new variety called the Green Giant — you even get to hand-cut your pick.
Kittle Christmas Tree Farm, 949 Salem Valley Rd., Ringgold, GA
Open now
Pick out + cut your dream Leyland cypress, Carolina sapphire, and white pine to decorate this season.
Cove Christmas Tree Farm, 654 Kensington Rd., Chickamauga, GA
Opening day: Friday, Nov. 24
After taking a break from selling last year, this family-run farm will return this season for folks to come by and cut their own tree pick.
