This is our second year to get a living, potted Christmas tree from Fish River Trees. We drive over…read morean hour to get here since there are so few places that do Living Christmas trees down here. We have gotten 7.5ft trees both years, in addition to two smaller trees that we use for the porch. They also make beautiful wreaths. We purchased a cross shaped one this year. They include a sheet of printed instructions for the care of the tree. There are lots of folks walking around, ready to help you. I think we paid about $100 for the tree and $35 for the wreath. Oh and flocking is available. There's also a "train" ride, a living manger, and camel and pony rides. You can go and spend an afternoon or go and spend 20 minutes

In over 30 years of marriage this is the first time my wife and I have ever cut our own tree. The…read morechoices were awesome. I have never seen so many trees to choose from. Cut your own, precut, plantable, and flocked trees. There was also people making wreaths from some of the cuts from the trees. There is a manger scene with live animals. There is a train that runs for the kids as well. Our dog loved walking the property. The owner and his wife are also awesome. Cant say enough about the staff and how they welcome everyone to the farm. They have plenty of saws and carts for you to get your tree. The staff shakes and blows all the dirt and will wrap the tree and tie it to you car. We had the best time and I highly recommend watching other events here throughout the year.

Great family owned Christmas Tree farm! New owners are excited about the opportunity to share…read moreholiday cheer with the local community!

The customer service here has be great! They were always willing to help and assist when I came…read morethrough the door. They have a great selection of products and the lady that work in the paint department was really on point. I would definitely shop here again.

They do not support you on appliance purchases. After two days they will tell you to go to…read moremanufacture. They also will tell you anything you buy form homedepot.com is not their problem.

Marigolds, lemongrass, mint, and thyme... oh my! So I had the crazy idea of a quick (and my first…read moreever) planting project to repel bugs (and help minimize my citronella candle purchases) for summer and give me some good stuff for cooking & cocktails, and here we are. Laura Kay's hooked me up! Their selection is great and Ernie knows EVERYTHING about EVERYTHING! Thanks Ernie, I didn't even have to get my hands dirty and (sorry) you'll never get rid of me now! Now, what else can I plant???? This is fun!

Beautiful, healthy plants from friendly people! They have tons of different roses & flowers for…read moreSpring! Support your local business & come here!

I finally got to get over to this farm as my husband usually buys our tree every year. They have 40…read moreacres of trees, where every tree is for sale, but after walking what felt like half of the lot, the place didn't really feel that big. (Other tree farms we have bought from have specific areas you can cut from.) We went back to 'start' and asked about their firs and apparently firs don't grow in the South so they have them transported in from Oregon and NC, I think. They are more expensive than cutting your own, but also at the front of the lot and already cut and you're potentially helping a state impacted by natural disaster (wildfire or hurricane/flooding). They also have potted trees, if you want to plant it after the holiday, which I loved but we didn't have a truck. They have real wreaths ( they will change out bows ), a concession stand and nativity manger with lively farm animals. I saw a train like vehicle but did not see it running. They have a military discount that will save you a few bucks, too. We took our dog as we were traveling from AL to FL and that was not an issue.

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Mr. Green Gene's Nursery has the best Christmas Trees in Baldwin County. I am curious to see what…read morecreation he will have for Valentine's Day and then the spring.

Used to go to this farm every year. It was sort of a family tradition. As they grew more popular in…read morerecent years, supply started to dwindle and each year finding a tree became more difficult. So, my family started going a few months early to mark our tree. This particular year I had a sneaking suspicion that my precious pine would be highjacked. And sure enough I got there and it was gone. What kind of stinky Christmas grinch would steal a tree. Needless to say my family was upset that someone committed treeson. Having to find alternative solutions before my kids had a Griswold meltdown, I took action. As a man who knows his trees, I set off to save Christmas. Stopped by one roadside stand and the trees were extremely overpriced, zero stars! As a last ditch effort I made my way to the Home alone depot and found a comparable Christmas centerpiece. The farm is great but the patrons are crap. (If anyone has any information on who took my tree, please reply.)

More like "Withering Pines" to be truthful. So sad, trees were dried out, sparse branches, and…read moremisshapen. I think of the 15+ cars I stood and watched leave, only one actually bought a tree. Neighboring farm fields are lush green, but obviously they don't irrigate these poor trees. Many are spray painted green, which gives them some peculiar color, texture, and odor. We did see an armadillo for our first time, so not a total wasted effort. If you need a replica of a sparse Charlie Brown tree, you might be in luck. Otherwise, not worth the time and effort of a trip out.