Very friendly / amazing staff that were super helpful in me finding the perfect Christmas tree for…read moremy new house!

Cutting down our own Christmas tree has been a longstanding holiday tradition in my family. We…read moremoved from South Carolina to Cary in 2001, and when the end of November came around, we realized we needed to find a Christmas tree farm. Back Achers Christmas Tree Farm is the answer! It is a family-owned business, and everyone working there is so nice. I love seeing the owner out there in his bright orange cap. He always has a smile on his face. As is true with all things that come from nature, some years have better "tree pickins" than others. However, I cut down my tree here the weekend after Thanksgiving, and there are still plenty of beautiful trees available. Back Achers provides the saws. You grab one when you arrive and walk down the fresh pine smelling aisles of trees. If you don't want to cut down your own tree, but still want to support a local business, they do sell pre-cut trees as well. The prices are very affordable. I found my 8-footer this year for $32. They also provide a $1-off coupon on their website. After you cut down your tree, they shake it all out, wrap it, and strap it to your car. I highly recommend making a trip to Back Achers part of your holiday tradition!

This nursery has a sense of home, a sense of the sacred about it…read more We visited there yesterday for the first time and the experience was so rich. We inquired about a plant we saw there. The woman that was helping us said they hadn't started the seeds yet, but there was a volunteer near the plant about a yard tall, she pulled it out of the ground and handed it to my son-in-law and then handed him a seed head and what to do with it. Memorable is too small a word.

My boyfriend and I love coming here for all of our gardening needs. They are having an open house…read morethe first Saturday of December and they were offering discounts on their Christmas trees so that's when we went to get ours and we got about five dollars off. They also have a great sale on tulip bulbs at $1 each. We met the owner and multiple staff members and they were so nice and gracious. There is hot chocolate and hot cider to drink as you peruse the trees. The parking lot is a bit small it's about 20 cars but we went early on a Friday morning we had no issues. They also have a really awesome tent full of poinsettias and Christmas cactuses. there's also a nice wood-burning fire going on so you can smell the smells of the season.

Great city farm and fun to explore with family and let kids roam while you eat next doorread more

I went here over a year ago and forgot to write a review. This place is awesome. I attended an herb…read moreclass with my mother in law and sister in law. It was so much fun. They had tables set up where we had tools to mix different dried herbs, spices, and got to pick fresh herbs from the garden. We learned the medicinal properties of each herb and how it can enhance specific dishes and recipes. The woman hosting the event blessed us with homemade jam and homemade lavender scones, as she just got back from Scotland. This was a memorable event and the garden is absolutely perfect. Definitely recommend volunteering and attending local events there.

My family and I look forward to seeing the lights at Piper Lights every year! We love that it is…read morefamily owned and operated. I love that you can drive through at your own pace and really do enjoy all the fun and unexpected lights. I'm a big fan of the hot air balloon!

Piper Lights - A North Carolina Best Top 10 Christmas Light Display for over 8 years now and was…read moreawarded the Winner of the 2016 "Great American Christmas Light Fight" - Piper Lights is a family-run Christmas light display. The Piper family started with a tiny manger scene over 30 years ago and they now light up over 7 acres of lights. It's a drive-through light display and has a free train ride for the kiddos and also has an old-fashioned candy store, and Santa of course. Piper lights appeared on ABC's season premiere of "The Great Christmas Light Fight" on Dec. 5, 2016, and won the Piper family a trophy shaped like a giant Christmas light. They are open daily the day after Thanksgiving and are open through January 2. The Christmas light display is on 7 days a week on Sunday-Thursday from 5:30-9pm and Friday and Saturday from 5:30-10:00. Santa's shop and train runs thru Christmas Eve and the light display drive-through run thru January 2

we were turned on to this place by my kids, fourth grade teacher, her family owns the farm. The…read moretrees are beautiful, the wreaths are really really nice and made by the same family. The customer service is amazing, exactly what you expect from a caring family run business. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this to anyone and you're truly keeping your dollars local and in the community. So on top of a great tree you get to feel good about it.

I've been on a search for rainier cherries. Of course, I was able to cone them today! I also…read moregrabbed a couple of peaches, a greenish tomato & a cantaloupe! I'm eager to enjoy my fruit throughout the week. The cherries are already gone. Thank you Lee Produce!

Love this place. Always get my big ferns here in April and have them until cold weather sets…read morein..flowers and produce is also great. Produce is also locally grown I think. Which I like. We need to promote our local farmers.

Amazing store. Everything is so organized and the people are extremely helpful. I highly recommend!read more

Love the plant selection. The employees are extremely helpful and I love the new location behind…read morethe farmers market

This is a nice Christmas tree lot with all sizes of trees. Frasier Fur are there speciality. The…read moretrees here are fresh, trimmed and cut to perfection, lots of employees around to help you. They also have wreaths and the ball lights that they made...they are beautiful. Prices are high but to be expected when you buy a Christmas tree once a year. It seems that if you wait a little longer like a week or so after Thanksgiving, the prices did decrease about $50 or more. I guess they are trying to get rid of the trees. So if you can be patient, highly recommend waiting a week after Thanksgiving and you can get somewhat of a deal but to me they are still high lol. Still a beautiful tree!!

Wonderful experience all around... great little local tree lot! Wonderful selection of trees,…read morewreaths and holiday decorations all hand made by the community... so happy to support them today and will definitely be returning here for years to come. (Everyone was wearing masks and very respectful of social distance)

Great selection & very very informative staff. The price is the price and their plants/flowers are…read morebetter than the big box stores

I was very happy with the friendliness and service provided on my first visit !!!…read more I will return when I am in the area again.

What a lovely local farm to visit! If I lived closer, I would visit regularly…read more We had an enjoyable experience picking strawberries here on a Saturday afternoon. The farm staff were very welcoming and willing to answer our questions. There was a little outdoor marketplace where vendors were selling their merchandise -- mostly unique handmade items. There is also a small store that reminds you of a vintage country store. Raw honey, old fashioned candy, and much, much more. The store has a vintage vibe but they are modern enough to accept Apple Pay. Score! There are beautiful plants and flowers outdoors. Also you can find yard/garden decor. To wrap up our visit, we bought freshly popped popcorn and ordered handmade milkshakes to go.

Had a wonderful time in the corn maze visited as a group to take holiday photos while the kids…read moreenjoyed the play ground and the new holiday lights. Twitty the farm manager and his crew were amazing. There were pumpkin and plant deals as well.