Offering maximum no. of varieties in all of Georgia is the Homestead Christmas Tree Farm. Trees are available in all shapes and sizes. You can choose from Leyland Cypress, White Pine, Virginia Pine, Red Cedar, Deodar Cedar, Carolina Sapphire and Blue Ice. Pre-cut Fraser Fir is an extremely popular choice but it is Leyland Cypress, which is the most well-liked variety in this area.

The staff is friendly and always ready for assistance. They will also share their expertise and help you in choosing and cutting your tree. Shop some Christmas décor at their Christmas shop.

Homestead Christmas Tree Farm

The purchase of a Christmas tree is a yearly family custom for many at the Cooper’s Tree Farm. In its 40 years of existence, they are known for affordable prices and fresh Christmas trees. You can choose from Fraser Fir, Leyland Cypress and Carolina Sapphire.

Cooper’s Tree Farm

A visit to Wheeler’s Christmas Tree Farm is magical, probably one of the reasons why customers keep going back to them and their popularity soaring each year. Best part of the Wheeler’s Christmas tree farm is that their trees are chemical free. They don’t use chemical fertilizers, the fertilizer is provided by the alpacas which also live on the farm. You can choose from Murray and Leyland Cypress, Carolina Sapphire and Blue Ice Cedar.

Here you can choose to rent a potted tree too, they charge by week.

Wheeler’s Christmas Tree Farm

Known for its Blue Ice, Sapphire and Murray Cypress, Yuletide Christmas tree farm is where memories are made. Additionally they import North Carolina Fir, which you can consider too. They describe themselves as ‘a small family owned Christmas tree farm’ and believe in lending a personal touch to the experience. They have a petting farm, which your children will absolutely enjoy.

They have a country store, a marshmallow roasting pit and a Saturday night Christmas light trail. They offer local handcrafted crafts along with seasonal goodies and offer hot beverages in their Christmas shop. Must buy are their divine smelling wreaths.

4 Places for Christmas Tree in Georgia for 2025