My husband and I visited Robinson Family Christmas Tree Farm to find the perfect tree, and we did!…read moreThere are trees and wreaths out front if you want something pre-cut, or you can chop your own down. We were SHOCKED at how many trees there were. We kept thinking we made it to the end of the trees, just to realize there were acres more! The tree farm also offers free hot coco and cookies, which were a nice touch! We will be back next year!

My wife and I enjoyed some beautiful sunny weather at Robinson Family Christmas Tree Farm the…read moreweekend prior to Thanksgiving this year. The family who runs the farm is very friendly and helpful, showing us all of the pre-cut trees in the front lot and also showing us the "u-pick" portion of the farm in the back. There were TONS of trees in the back of the farm--you would never know from the parking lot! What an awesome memory to make with your family. There were free saws that you could borrow to cut down your own tree and they also offered to wrap it and haul it to your car for you! After getting your tree, there is a nice heated barn with complimentary hot cocoa, cookies, and other treats for purchase! Lots of farm animals too for the little ones to pet. We definitely enjoyed our time here and will be back next year!

This is my very favorite farm stand in the entire state! Located north of Manistee south of…read moreTraverse City, and east of Onekama, it's a long-standing, generational favorite small business. Founded in 1895, this family farm offers seasonal produce (including pick your own), Christmas trees, and more. What I love is the excellence of the produce (rhubarb! asparagus! and strawberries...JUST this week for me!), the friendliness of the owners, and the reasonable prices. Check their site or facebook page for what is in season when. You'll be glad you did!

We have been getting our Christmas tree at the Kolarik tree farm for years. We drive about an hour…read moreto get there. Outstanding family. Mr Kolarik asks about our adult sons who live out East. Beautiful trees. Kind people

The very best Christmas trees ever. Wonderful people, beautiful trees, great service, and a family…read moretradition for us/

We get our tree from Nebos farm all the way down in Louisiana! Their trees are always in good…read morecondition and the prices very reasonable. Working with Kyle to pick the tree is always fun too. Thanks for bringing us quality trees for our holiday.

Wonderful trees! compared all around our Toledo area and went to the lot at Netty's and found the…read morebest trees for the best price. I went to Home Depot, Lowe's, lot in Sylvania and two in Michigan near Toledo. Glad I remembered to go over here. Very nice and helpful too. Perfect tree for less than the big box stores or others I went to, by far. Thank you!

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The girl at checkout is a real shrew who probably shouldn't be is customer service, but other than…read morethat cute little farm with a decent selection

What a stunning store. It's the kind of store with a tight but impeccable collection; the kind of…read morestore that carries one little watering can, but it's the perfect little watering can, with an indescribable sleekness that makes you smile; the kind of store where you can walk in desperate to brighten the day of a hard-to-shop-for friend and walk with out with the perfect thing and more; the kind of store that justifies stunning little locally owned stores like this.

I walked into this store from the adjacent coffee shop and my heart stopped. I had found the store…read moreof my dreams. There was just something about it that hooked me right away. I don't know if it was the giant (ACTUAL) tree trunk in the middle of the store, the calming array of houseplants (which, despite my brown thumb for indoor plants, I love so much), the terrarium building bar (again--I would fail miserably but OMG so pretty), the amazing ceramics and planters, the small but excellently curated collection of art supplies (many imported from Japan!) that had me asking myself if I needed more pens, the small batch chocolate bars, and so much more. There are so many cool nooks and crannies here that it took me three passes before I felt like I had seen/considered all my options. In the end I bought 3 plants (and they're all still alive!), two chocolate bars, some stickers, and a few other small bits and bobs. Already yearning for another trip back there! I can't wait!