This place was amazing, it's a drive but if you in the holiday spirit and searching for a Christmas…read moretree this is your place! This is a family run farm and they are very kind and helpful, you can grab a cup of hot coco while scoping out your Perfect Christmas tree! As for prices they are very affordable, I would recommend you give these folks a try, we did, we loved it and most likely will be back next year!

Had a great time at Maple Weekend! The maple ice cream was absolutely delicious -- a must-try!…read moreThere was also a fantastic selection of maple syrups and other tasty goodies to browse and buy. Definitely worth the visit!

Balsam Ridge has lovely, kind people and delicious maple products…read more We make it a point to stop here and grab a gallon (yes, a gallon) of syrup whenever we're in Maine!

Had a very nice visit here today.  The staff was friendly, efficient and their instructions were…read moreclear.  Grab a saw, cut a tree anywhere on the property and pay $50 regardless of size (cash or Venmo only).  No fuss, no muss. Despite reported scarcity of trees nationwide and considerable cutting going on at this place, there were still plenty of good looking trees.  We will definitely be back!

This is a real deal Christmas tree farm in Yarmouth. $50 any size which is a great deal for me…read moresince I needed a 9ft tree. Cash is preferred and checks. I believe they also added a venmo payment option. Hand saws are provided and rope to tie to top of your car. You haul tree from farm to car. There is no wagon or cart. Wear good boots as it was muddy when we went in both the parking lot and tree farm. Most people did roadside parking. They had lots of size options. Beautiful and super fresh. Still no needling after 2.5 weeks. They open a little before Thanksgiving and this year their last day was Saturday Dec. 11th. Their Facebook page gives updates. They also sell wreaths, super large wreaths and can prob do custom sizes if needed and had garlands and kissing balls.

Great place to get a freshly cut XMAS tree. I bought two…read moreJapanese lilac trees there two years ago. Love them! Pleasant gift shop as well!

I think that they are awesome we get a Christmas tree their every year we have sorta made it a…read moretradition to go down walk around and pick one out right before going to the tree lighting the people their are patient to make sure you find the perfect tree!

I live only a few blocks away and genuinely wanted to support this local business, but I can't…read moreanymore. On my last three visits, the owner has made comments about my body and size. Today I finally called him out in the store because enough is enough. It's inappropriate, unwelcome, and has made me feel uncomfortable every time I've walked through the door. I'm relieved I didn't buy my Christmas tree here, no one should be made to feel that way. I'll happily drive farther for a place that treats customers with basic respect.

For years I've driven by Wallingford Farm in Kennebunk. Today I finally decided to stop at the farm…read moreto check it out. I was pleasantly surprised to see they had a store that sells a variety of item including fresh baked goods which included, a large selection of pies, cookies,pastries and more. Giftwares produced locally and more. I purchased a Strawberry Rhubarb pie that was simply one of the best I've ever had. The pastry light and flaky, the Strawberry Rhubarb filling well balanced between the sweetness of the Strawberry and the tartness of the Rhubarb. I highly recommend checking out Wallingford farm and check out the farm store .

I worked her for many years. They treat there staff, thats not family, like Trash! There are many…read morebetter greenhouse to spend your money. Very expensive. Uneducated owners.

I have to say, I am a little biased. I grew up in this greenhouse, my grandfather founded it, my…read moreaunt and uncle own it, and my cousins run it. But bias aside, it is a great place. The girls really are talented with flower arranging, and deliver those arrangements to the surrounding areas. In May, Memorial Day orders are taken for urns, baskets, and graveside planting for the cemeteries in the surrounding towns (something I have fond memories of helping with). If that's something you like to do yourself, there is a large selection of annuals and perennials, as well as ornamental, fruit, and other trees. The greenhouses also offer succulent plans and ferns, vines, and ivy. With a wealth of knowledge handed down through generations, the friendly staff are eager and able to answer any of your gardening questions. They also have a fairly active Facebook page!