Our first visit and what a great experiment at Wyckoff's Christmas Tree Farm! We decided to go to a…read morenew farm this year, and we're very pleased! There was a great variety of trees, the details can be found on their website. It's very organized upon arrival with workers who show you where to park and point out the areas of different trees. I love how they put tree carts and hand saws all throughout the farm, so they are easily accessible. The trees are nicely spaced out so they are able to grow. They seem very healthy! We purchased blue spruce, and were very happy with their selection. There are many areas blocked off, I assume since they are still growing and need to mature. It's probably best they do this, to ensure proper growth and health of the trees. They have a cute store with freshly made wreaths, and all things Christmas related! It was SO cute! I'll be sure to purchase my trees and wreaths here moving fwd. The prices are a little higher than what we are use too, but I assume it's because of the care they provide to the trees and quality. Worth it to us. FYI- There are no dogs allowed or electric saws. They accept credit cards, which was nice as we didn't have cash. They shake, wrap and drill a hole into the trees. I would also wear boots you don't mind getting muddy. Thank you!!!

A very nice tree farm with a variety of trees. We've bought our tree here for the past few years…read more Everything is pretty spread out especially since parts have been cut down and need to grow back. It wasn't easy finding trees over 9 feet. but we found it.. it cost $267. There are popular sprayed trees as well. Keep in mind they don't allow tailgating which isn't good considering we are coming 2 hours away and everyone is hungry. Apparently a few customers ruined it for the masses. We drove back home to go out to eat.

Beck's Christmas Tree Farm is just down the street from my parent's house. It's a choose and cut…read moreyour own Christmas tree farm where you can get a douglas fir, blue spruce, fraser fir or concolr fir tree. Fresh garland wreaths, roping, Christmas accessories and railroad gifts are also for sale in the barn, "Christmas Junction". Dave and Lynn Beck are good family friends so even though there are 3 or 4 other tree farms close by, we always go to Beck's. It is a tradition to go after church on a Sunday afternoon and pick our tree. Um, most people drive home with their tree tied to the roof of their car. My family is NOT like most people. Dad feels it's much easier to uh, drive our John Deere tractor/wagon here and load it up in the wagon so we can forgo the hassle of tying it to our car. It's been a little different since my brother and I left the nest as the tree is usually up when we get home from Penn State or DC, respectively. When I moved to DC and bought a fresh tree 2 years ago, I was astounded by the $50 price tag. A 4-5 foot tree for $50!? Not the case at Beck's. I believe the price is between $40-45 for a 6 or 7 foot tree which is amazing. Beck's also has a huge pile of garland behind the barn that patrons are free to take as much as they want. Mom usually takes a few pieces to assemble mini trees that she puts on our front porch as decorations. Go to Beck's for your Christmas trees. It's worth it. But you don't have to bring your tractor...you can just bring a regular car or truck ;-). [PHOTOS] http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/7p4m-QZKoAeVDK99Cvw1vQ?select=OwrLyYk8B0y7UkQxUPzfAg

Great selection of beautiful Christmas trees! They have a saw if you forget one. And they used a…read morespecial machine to wrap your Christmas tree.

Staff is well informed and friendly... whether its getting new plants or having stone/mulch…read moredelivered...never an issue and prices are spot on compared to other nurseries. BIG THANK YOU!

Something has changed with this company. Used several times prior to 2023 without issue. But this…read morelast year, August; ordered gravel to be delivered and that is when the nightmare started. Consistent delays and lies in the office of promised dayes and calls. No calls since the order was purchased. Finally I gave up forst of Dec, yes, December. Tried calling, now closed during the week even though I was told in Oct that they would be open thru out the winter. Omission of details is still lying. I called my credit card to start the chargeback process, found another company to deliver. Ordered on a Monday, delivered on Thursday. But guess what, now suddenly Floods deivered their order. No calls, no communications. Again, something has changed. Please be aware and get everything in writing and be prepared for legal path if contract is not fullfilled. Horrible experience and will no longer do any business with this unprofessional company.

Great selection of well cared for plants. They carry many one won't find elsewhere. Friendly…read moreknowledgeable owners always ready to give advice on plant care. Just a great place to go enjoy.a

Found this place listed on the internet. Took a ride to check it out. It is in the middle of no…read morewhere. A hidden gem. The people were just so nice and the selection was different than more places more unique plants but just as lovely. Definitely would so there again.

Whispering farms, sell healthy plantes and loads of a variety…read more Can't wait to go back.

Our neighborhood gardening and landscape business…read more Every spring we start with this local greenhouse for most of our flowers and vegetable plants then pickup a few specialties along the way as we shop and travel. Great staff!

Love this place. We've been coming for years and it keeps getting better. 1000's of trees and the…read morehelpful staff will point you in the right directions of any type of tree you are looking for. The place is huge so bring comfortable shoes. We usually head to their food stand they call it the Candy Cane Cottage. You can't miss it. They have a huge candy cane arch right next to it for photos. There are tons of photo places they have created all around the farm. The kids like the hot chocolate they serve. Comes with little marshmallows and whipped cream. The lady working their puts a bit of cold cream in it for kids to cool it down a bit. They also have other drinks and food. I love their nachos with chili. Food prices are cheap for a place like this. The kids went to play on the tire swing around the back of the cottage while we waited in line. They have a great Santa who came up to us and wished us all a Merry Christmas. He looks like one of those European ones. He tells everyone that Mrs. Claus at the food shack hand makes all his clothes. Santa even had a little elf, Jingle, walking around with him. Jingle is a real character. We got a picture of our whole family with Santa and his elf in a huge Sleigh that was located right by the food stand. Off we went with hot chocolate in had to find our tree. We followed a row of Candy Canes up into one of the tree fields to get out tree. They pipe Christmas music up to the fields, so our journey really had that good Christmas feel. We picked out a blue spruce about 8ft. tall and gave it to one of the workers to wrap for us. The kids wanted something to eat so we got Hot Dogs for everyone and got the kids juice boxes. We headed over to the beautiful two story barn. In the upper level of the barn they have a cute movie theater and next to that is Santa's throne room. We sat on hay bales in the theater and watched The Grinch while we ate our food. Santa showed up and opened up his throne room so we gathered up the gang for more pictures. The throne room is really neat, you can tell the family who owes this place really puts in alot of time and effort in the place. Santa's Throne room has some cool stuff in it. In a window is the Grinch roaming around some kids living room stealing presents and fooling the kids in there with him. The ceiling is a Northern Lights type effect. It's done with special effects and video projection and the kids love it. Like I said these people are creative. Down stairs in the barn is all decorated with greens and Christmas lights lining the beams. They have pens with baby farm animals, chickens, a turkey, goose, the "three little pigs" goats and more. They also have the "North Pole" down there, a lit up and ready for photos. They have tons of photo ops at this place. Just past the main entrance is one of those cut out things that you stick your face through, it's a snowman and gingerbread man. Outside the barn is also a giant blow up Santa. All in all the tree prices are about right. Considering they charge only for the trees and food, all the other attractions are free. You can spend a whole day here having fun with your kids on a beautiful farm that is themed to an old fashioned Christmas time. The folks running the whole show are really friendly and knowledgeable about the trees they sell. I've been to places that have teenagers who don't even look at you let alone have any care or smarts regarding their trees. Like I said all the fun stuff is free at this place and they keep adding stuff. You can tell it's family run and you see the same worker faces year after year, so it must be a nice place to work. We come back every year because the kids love it, the wife loves it, and I love it. Well done "Farmer Mike" and all the family and staff at Shale Hills.

Excellent place to cut your own tree. Great tree selection and friendly, helpful staff.read more

This place was awesome. Several varieties of trees and SO cheap! $60 for any tree. They give you a…read moresaw and a ticket to put on the tree you picked and cut. You have to walk a bit depending on what kind of tree you want, but you tag it after you cut it and drag it a short ways to a pick up location where the boys will pick it up, bring it back, wrap it for you and tie it to your car. Totally worth it! Free cookies for the kids, too. Bring cash!

This was my first time visiting, but I will be back next year. Even though the drive was an hour,…read moreit was worth it for the scenic drive and experience. It was pretty straight forward to get a tag and saw. The direction you walk is determined by the type of tree you want. There are trees of various sizes - width and height. The selection probably is better the earlier in the season you go, but I found my perfect tree today, one week before they are scheduled to close for the season. I appreciate the owner (I think) and the gentlemen assisting being super friendly. They make sure your tree is secure which was a concern for me traveling an hour away on the highway. Tips: have cash; have something to protect your roof (tarp, blankets).

I will start out by saying that this Christmas Tree Farm is run by a distant family member, so I…read moremay be a tad bit biased! I believe that they are 3rd or 4th cousins on my Fathers side. They cut down the trees for you! No saws in the field! My family and I have been getting our tree here for almost as long as I can remember! I love walking the property lookin for the perfect tree! We have also done our yearly Christmas card picture here a few times. They have several acres to choose from. I recommend making an appointment in the summer to reserve a tree! The closer that you get to Christmas, the less of a selection that they have... They also have a nice selection of wreaths and kissing balls, as well as other Christmas items. Karoline will be happy to custom make any of them for you. All in all, it is a family run Christmas Tree Farm. Supporting them is a great way to support local businesses. For those that come a little late, they ship in some extra trees from PA, so you will always have a tree! Go early!!!!!

First year buying a fresh cut tree. After looking at reviews and expectations, we picked Plut's…read more The farm was smaller than I expected. Seems like it was located in a large cul-de-sac in the middle of a residential area. Not much parking so be patient Good spot. Very friendly people and efficient with getting your tree set up and tied on your car. They move fast and you're in and out after you pay. The tree we picked was perfect. Service was professional and worth giving extra tips.