After passing by Emerson Family Farm multiple times in the past few years we decided to stop in to…read morebuy some mums. When we pulled in we were warmly greeted by the farm owner Debbie and her mother. They did a great job of helping us find the right mums we were looking for and actually helped us buy some for our upcoming wedding. They were extremely polite and actually told us that we could house our mums there until our wedding day. They said that they would take care of the plants without any additional charge which was a relief for us. The price is here also reasonable which was an added plus. The customer service here alone warrants five stars but I can't talk highly enough about their quality. The flowers that they have, as well as the other plants and gourds are incredible. We will continue to shop here in the future and we are excited to hopefully buy our Christmas tree here come winter.

The website states the hours as 9-6 7 days a week from nov 11th until Christmas eve, but when we…read moregot there at 5:15 today they were closed for the night. The owner and her son were outside arguing and blatantly ignored us and turned the lights off while we were clearly standing in the parking lot. Finally, a young man did come over and ask if we wanted any help. We said we would like a tree, decided to basically take the first one we saw and get out as quickly as possible. The whole experience took about 15 minutes, definitely not the type of heartwarming traditional Christmas experience we were expecting when parroting a local family owned business. I will say that the young man who helped us was ultimately very friendly and we are happy with our tree, we just won't plan to return here again.

First of all, best trees hand down not just in the area, I'm talking best trees PERIOD! And the…read moreservice and people, even better (if possible!). The service and selection is great, all types and sizes of trees and a great little gift shop for all your ornament and seasonal gift and nicknack needs and wants. Great options and fun events for the kids and warm cider for your inner childhood holiday pièce de résistance! The prices and value is silly good compared to all the other "tree farms", don't even bother with the other places, make this your family tradition like we do! See you there!

This is a yearly family tradition and the farm has so much to offer besides Christmas trees. The…read moreday is spent not only picking a tree but enjoying horse drawn carriage rides, meeting Santa, food, and crafts. What's not to love?

Sixth year now. Beautiful location. Efficient operation. Terrific trees. This year's (2025) has…read morebeen up since December 2, it's January 4 and it is barely shedding a needle. Best tree ever! You might balk at the price ($75) but you get what you pay for. Worth it.

So I'm usually pretty frugal when it comes to my Christmas Tree. I've been going to the same place…read morefor years and paying $25 for the tree but this year the picking were pretty slim so we took a ride over to Vermont and stopped at Pleasant Valley. All of the trees under 11' were $50 and they were all beautifully shaped. We ended up with an incredibly fragrant Balsam fir. We cut it down and they stopped and picked it up from us with a cart, no dragging the tree through the mud to the car. And an added plus, they wrap the tree so it's easy to get in the car and bring it home. We also picked up some incredibly well priced maple syrup from the farm down the road.

Definitely recommended. I was concerned about availability of trees because I had found some…read morehighly rated farms which had already closed for the season, but I called ahead and was assured that they had a good selection, and heading there this was certainly correct. They had a variety of kinds of trees, wreaths and decorations and a simple classification system which made pricing very understandable, and their prices were really competitive. My wife chatted with the owner who mentioned he had been growing trees for fifteen years sourced from norther Vermont near where my wife used to be a teacher. We would definitely recommend.

Highly recommend! Large selection of fresh trees grown in northern NH and VT. They have them set up…read moreand spread out so that it feels like a mini Christmas tree farm, which makes it easy to see height/shape of the available trees. Steve himself helped us choose a tree and was really friendly. Prices were reasonable. There's also a big selection of beautiful, fresh wreaths as well as some wooden ornaments for sale, all also reasonably priced.

We go to this Christmas Tree Farm every year. They have tons of beautiful Christmas trees. Any…read moretree in the field is just $40...this price hasn't gone up in years. Adding to the atmosphere, there is christmas music and they provide saws to cut or will cut it for you. All employees wear festive clothing, and bail your tree for free. These fresh cut trees stay fresh for months, and like I previously mentioned- you pick the size! You can pick smaller trees to the larger 10 ft trees...all just $40!

Great experience and great trees! We will be going back again. My family had so much fun. Our tree…read morewas beautiful.

Live Tree or Die Farm has cut your own trees and hot cocoa for customers. The owners John and Renee…read moreare there to help answer any questions you may have. Pick your own tree, cut it down then wrap it to take it home. All for 100$. They host other events such as DIY wreath making a few weeks before Thanksgiving. Hurry up before they sell out as they only have 200 to sell!

From the owner: Live Tree or Die Farm offers the classic cut your own Christmas Tree Farm experience. We offer a…read morebeautiful setting with grassy terrain between our rows of Christmas Trees. We have Balsam, Fraser, Concolor and some pine trees. We offer free hot chocolate and netting of trees. We also offer the Stand Straight Christmas tree stands and include drilling of your trees. We want families to come and have memorable experiences!

The Beloin tree farm has been in business since 1948. I was looking at their about information on…read moretheir website and they carefully tend to all their trees with a meticulous focus on quality, shape, and smell. They have three locations in New Hampshire and we went to the one in Bedford. Usually picking out a Christmas tree is arduous because many times they're wrapped and lying on the ground. You have to pick them up, cut them loose, shake them out and then decide if you like it or not. Often going through dozens of trees before you find one that's suitable. When you arrive at Beloin, you immediately see that the trees are open and standing in stands. Every tree was gorgeous, thick and lush. The pine filled air smelled so good. This time, instead of trying to find one that we liked, we had to narrow it down from all of the gorgeous ones that we loved. Haha. Not a bad problem to have. They have plenty of help so once we picked a tree, they netted it, did a fresh slice, and loaded it in the back of our truck. I also have plenty of stock, so as soon as one is sold, they put another beautiful tree in its place. They also have gorgeous wreaths and bows. I had to pick one of those up as well. I highly recommend Beloin for your fresh cut Christmas Tree!

From the owner: The Beloin Tree Farm in Colebrook, NH is a family owned and operated business started in 1948. Our…read moreFarm has over 250 acres of Christmas Trees in various stages of production. Our Christmas Trees include Balsam Fir, Fraser Fir Canaan Fir, Blue Spruce, Korean Fir, and a few Blue Myer Spruce. Our Family has been selling trees from this farm for over 70 years.

After years of using some tried and true Christmas tree farms in Massachusetts, we found ourselves…read morein dire straights this year. A friend stumbled across the website for this tree farm and let us in on his secret find. The farm apparently has been around for 20 years though it is new to us. The sign and entrance are not all that visible from the main street and Waze has the location off slightly, but after traveling down the winding drive you're treated to an expansive view of Christmas trees dotting a bucolic farm that abuts stabled horses and broad open fields. The owners are extremely accommodating and quite proud of the variety of trees they grow. Compared to the average tree farm, it does appear that Riverwind has a much broader variety including an interesting Turkish fir tree that is very full and composed of rich, deep green colored needles. My family and I had a lot of fun walking along the various fields including crossing a small river to reach the most remote areas of the farm. The trees are not on top of each other like at other farms and there are a variety of sizes available from as short as 5 feet to his tall is 15 feet. Only tagged trees are available for purchase and the prices weren't cheap but were by and large on par with other tree farms. The sales hut has handmade and manufactured Christmas ornaments. Homemade wreaths and greens are available as well. In addition there was free hot chocolate, hot cider, and cookies for the kids. The staff have all-terrain vehicles available that I think could be used to help haul your tree if you are unable to use the hand wagons they provide. Saws are also supplied if you don't bring your own. The staff provide complementary tree trimming, shaking and netting and will bring your tree to your car. I'm not certain they'll actually secure it to your car though since I had brought my own straps and did it myself. The owners pay close attention to details with the netting being green and red in color as opposed to the standard orange. I almost regret writing this post as I figure the masses will learn of this great farm and we'll be on the hunt again next year for a new Christmas tree source. Finally, there were some ready cut trees available for those who can't find their ideal tree or don't wish to cut their own.

My family has been going to Rollie's for years. It's a real family-owned local business place that…read moreis so rare these days. It's so refreshing to drive right down the street from the city and into a little patch of rural farm loveliness that is also rare in Lowell now. The staff are so friendly and they clearly are enjoying their time making the whole experience one for your family to remember. Sometimes they have hot cocoa available. They encourage you to take your time and take pictures among the trees and are great about bantering and chatting with you as they drive you on the tractors up to the trees. They're also great about letting you know any info on the different types of trees they're have available. Their team of tree cutters will chop down your chosen tree, trim it up if you want, shake off the loose needles, and load it back up onto the tractor to be packaged up nicely in mesh for the ride home. Trees are cash only and prices are more than your average tree lot trees; $10 a foot. BUT! The trees are full, beautifully-shaped (no bald spots!), and they truly last for forever, smell fantastic, and don't lose all their needles within a week. We typically get our tree the first weekend of December and have it up with barely any fallen needles until mid January. Honestly, even if they lasted half the time for the same price, we'd still go to Rollie's because it is such a fun, relaxed experience to tuck away each year for a family memory.

I'm SO sad to find out this place has closed! One of the best tree farms in the southern NH/Mass…read moreline area!! Possibly more than that, this place was EPIC. You could find any size of any type of tree you would want! Not only could you search on your own, you could either cut it down or have someone else cut it down for you with a ride to the front where they shake it out and bundle it up for you! $10/ft. Best tree farm. I will miss it dearly

Very well stocked home improvement store, I found it well organized and laid out. Each Home Depot…read morehas roughly similar layout but it's the "roughly similar" that can throw a customer for a loop. Having said that, it suffers from the perennial Home Depot staff indifferent customer attitude. I had a question on kitchen garbage disposers. There were eight employees near the appliance section, staff chatting away and totally ignoring customers. Seriously.... On the other hand, the cashiers were absolutely helpful Good visit but Home Depot needs to emphasize customer service training. Sadly, that seems to be corporate-wide.

Average Home Depot. I ordered to pick up but discovered that I needed to access Wi-Fi to get the…read moreemail. The issue in this location is there's absolutely no service. So at least do a screenshot if you're doing a pick up order ahead of time. Good rates and of course tax-free New Hampshire.