Great customer service Great quality Trees, will definitely be using Greg's business for years to…read morecome.

From the owner: For over 35 years, Greg’s Trees has strived to provide the best, farm fresh Christmas Trees to all…read moreits customers. We hope to make it your Best Christmas Ever!

Great copany to do business with - very easy - booked online and picked the delivery time and they…read morewere on time. The tree is beautiful, full and has a gorgeous smell. I am very pleased with this company and will use them again. Helen Fletcher

Terrible Terrible Terrible!…read more Purchased a tree from Greenpoint Trees through a Gilt City offer. The delivery never showed up between the 5 hour window they provided even after I made multiple calls to the owner to check on the status. The driver called me 3 hours later stating he was doing the owner a favor and it's not really his problem. No one has called me to reschedule after 2 weeks. I can't believe Gilt does business with a company like this. This was my first and last transaction with them as well.

Will your guys open the business this year (2017)? I am waiting for your wonderful trees!!!…read moreI

These are hands down the best Christmas trees in New York City. I drive all the way from Manhattan…read moreto Ridgewood, Queens every year to buy a tree from them. They always show up right before Thanksgiving and I'm always one of their first customers. Their trees are extremely fresh and always last me well beyond Christmas. I've bought trees from Home Depot and the local grocer before but the quality does not even come close. I highly recommend this Christmas tree stand, once you buy one of their trees you will see that they are well worth the few extra dollars compared to a cheaper tree from another spot. Looking forward to seeing them next year!

Tree is beautiful and fresh and Steve is amazing ! So was the wreath ! The price was very…read morereasonable...

Brooklyn Tree Farm and Steve has made my Christmas tree a dream come true this year. The tree was…read morebeyond perfect and beautiful and Steve was gracious, kind, and so helpful in the entire order to delivery process. He set up everything seamlessly. His prices are the best in NYC and I can't imagine working with anyone else for Christmas trees going forward. THANK YOU Steve and see you next year!!

Need a Christmas tree? Come see Anne's, a small family owned business on Woodhaven Blvd…read more Anne's operation is small, their lot of trees isn't extensive but they are fresh cut and smell wonderful. The staff, even though busy, are quite competent and friendly. They will prep and pack the tree you choose for transport quickly without much fuss. Just point to your vehicle and the staff will bring it out quickly and you put it in your car or tie to the roof At $10 a foot, the price is reasonable and the location convienent.

Anne's Treeland is a wonderful local pop-up for getting a Christmas tree and/or wreath. It's…read morelocated inside the small parking lot of the Lutheran school (there's no room to park there, but street parking is about a block away). Pretty nice selection of Fraser's and Balsams. Staff are super nice and friendly. They accept credit cards as well as cash. They got really pricey this year (perhaps a victim of all the supply chain issues?). Two years ago we got a 6 foot Balsam for $75, I think. This year, our 6 foot Balsam cost $110. Still ok for us since the location is close to our home and the people are so nice, but note the cost if that's a concern.

So very disappointed. I usually get my tree at Cal's in Hoboken but this season their trees just…read moreweren't tall enough. We decided to check out the tree barn. We purchased a 6 1/2' Fraser Fur and they did a thin fresh cut on the bottom. We bought the tree the day after thanksgiving and had to throw it out today 12/17. It never drank any water and was dead and dry. I wanted to ask them to do a bigger cut but they were busy, one man was yelling at people, and not accommodating. We won't be back to tree barn.

Not a very "magical" Christmas tree place. The church has two different private businesses selling…read morein front so neither benefit the church and they're scrambling for your business as soon as you walk in. One of the owners was yelling at the others' customer because he had his tree leaning up against his side. My sister got a 4 ft tall tree for $50, small stand for $20, and tree skirt/bag for $2. Prices seemed okay but I would try finding one that actually benefits the church

Loved them when they were in Manhattan but too far to travel now although they always had a great…read moreselection Definitely woth for those living in Wlliamsburg or Redhook

I'm into plant shopping at the moment. It's nice to live in such a hipster area and have many…read moregarden places to enjoy. They have huge plant pot collection from small to giant, Indoor and outdoor plants. The big difference from another garden place is they have big house plants like Rubble plant, Bird of Paradise, over 15 years of jade plant, etc.

I was on the way to go to the restaurant for dinner with my friend. Suddenly, she texted me asking…read moreme for a favor to get a nice unique plant. OMG! I already got out from my home how can I find that. I passed the market and I have a feeling that I need to check id they have a plant I want. Finally I found a chilli plant and I bought it for my friend.

I like to buy records. First of all, this market keeps their merchandise in very poor condition…read more Usually the records are wet, as they are kept out there rain or shine. Also, they are extremely over priced. They wanted $90 for a copy of Deja Vu. The woman said it was an "original" and that their price was half of what you would find on ebay. Well, I knew she was full of it, but I checked ebay, and did not find one copy over $25. They wanted $50 for a piss poor copy of Every Picture Tells a Story. $125 for a Beatles record (i think VI) with extreme water damage. You can get Beatle records for a song (no pun intended) all day. They're everywhere. Don't let these good folks fool you.