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Organic Christmas Tree Farms by State

November 24, 2021 by Shannon

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Organic Christmas Tree Farms by state

An organic Christmas tree!?  Really?  Yes!  Most trees are sprayed with toxic chemicals.  The main driver is I didn’t want to bring a tree into our house that had been sprayed with pesticides and herbicides, including Roundup (which is often used).  Find organic Christmas Trees in your state below!

Our entire family touches the tree, we put our children’s non-toxic presents under the tree, particles from the tree fall on our floors and toxins accumulate in the dust of our home.  These are all reasons I don’t want to bring a Christmas tree sprayed with chemicals into our home. 

If you know of a Christmas tree farm that doesn’t use chemicals, please let me know so I can add it to my list.

It’s so important to always verify information so please double check with these farms before you go.

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Organic Christmas Trees by State:

Below you will find organic or no-spray Christmas trees by state.

Arizona:

  • Schnepf Farms – organic trees from Oregon brought to Arizona

California:

  • Silver Tip Tree Farm – grown organically, not certified but working towards certification.
  • Black Road Christmas Tree Farm – per my email with them, they are not certified organic, but their trees have not been treated with chemicals or pesticides.
  • Hagle Tree Farm – organic practices, no spraying. U-cut in Southern California.
  • Hidden Springs Tree Farm – not certified organic, but they do not spray. Atascadero, CA.

Georgia:

  • Klaus Christmas Trees – no spray, grown on site at a certified wildlife habitat.

Illinois:

  • Pioneer Tree Farm – website states organically grown and pruned by hand
  • Ben’s Christmas Tree Farm – organic farming practices, and all trees are pesticide-free. Watch for the correct signs as there is another Christmas tree farm nearby that is not organic.

Kentucky:

  • Miles’ Christmas Tree Farm (phone: 859-824-3727) – follows organic methods

Maine:

  • Celebration Tree Farm – website states organic – no chemical fertilizers or herbicides.

Maryland:

  • Feezers Farms – website states organic (also states small amount of fertilizer used on roots when first planted then that is it)
  • Environmental Evergreens – the owner stated grown organically and no chemicals, sprays, or fertilizers are used.

Massachusetts:

  • Hope Still – USDA certified organic

Michigan:

  • Natural Tree Farms – sells organic Christmas trees
  • Addison-Oaks Christmas Tree Farm – organically grown, no spray
  • Reverman Farms – they sell some trees that aren’t sprayed, some are. Please verify to know what you are getting.

New York:

  • Long Island: Golden Earthworm Organic Farm – organically grown

Ohio:

  • Nana & Pap’s Christmas Tree Farm – no spray

Oregon:

  • Misty Ridge Tree Farm – Woman owned Misty Ridge Tree farm in Oregon City. Also available for purchase at Blooming Junction Garden store in Cornelius, OR. No spray. Nordman/Turkish and Nobles. 
  • TGSA LLC, SHERIDAN OR 97378, 50 Miles SW of Portland OR, 503 383 6329. Call to confirm.

New York:

  • Abers Acres – USDA certified organic
  • Adam Parke Trees – website states no herbicide or pesticides are used

Pennsylvania:

  • Spring Hills Farm – U-Cut no chemicals per website.  Pre-cut does not say no chemicals.

Tennesse:

  • WildWood Christmas Tree Farm – they don’t spray, they only use fertilizer
  • Hope Christmas Tree Farm – they follow organic practices but are not certified
  • Erin’s Farm – per a reader, they try to never spray, they do not use anything for pesticides or herbicides but this year (2020) they had to spray a few trees with a fungicide.

Texas:

  • Bois D’Arc Christmas Tree Farm – organically grown, no spray
  • A-C Tree Farm – no spray or chemicals. They release lady bugs to help combat pests.

Virginia:

  • Clover Hollow Christmas Tree Farm – sustainably grown, no spray
  • High Mountain Pines – no spray

Washington:

This is my home state so the list is much larger due to the amount of time I spent researching for our family.  I go into more detail about each farm in my Organic Christmas Trees in Washington State post which you can find here.

  • Buttonwood Tree Farm – certified organic and offers delivery
  • Fall City Tree Farms – grown organically, no pesticides or herbicides used
  • Misty Meadow Tree Farm – USDA certified organic
  • Carnation Tree Farm – certified salmon safe, round up used on weeds around new seedlings but then after that no chemicals
  • Riverview Tree Farm –  organically grown

Wisconsin:

  • Whose Organic Christmas Trees – grown organically, no chemicals used anywhere on their property.
  • Sun Valley Christmas Trees – website states organic but not certified

Online Organic Christmas Trees:

  • Silver Tip Tree Farm – grown organically and working on becoming certified organic.  Order online and have them ship it to you.  They sell out quickly so you want to pre-order.
  • Christmas Trees Now – order online and they ship.  According to my email with them, no spraying, herbicides, pesticides, or colorants are used on their trees.

National Forest:

  • Another option for the adventurous is always getting a permit from the national forest service and getting your tree that way.  It’s an inexpensive to get a Christmas tree but hike in and out to get your tree.

Live Tree:

A live potted tree you can re-use yearly until it is too big to bring into your home.

Wood Trees:

Etsy sells numerous wood trees.  You could spend hours looking for options.  Here are a few options: a pine Christmas tree, and a minimalist Christmas tree.

Please let your friends know about organic Christmas tree farms near them. We need to support these farmers that are doing the right thing! If you know of a tree farm that is no spray please let me know so I can add them to this list.

Merry Christmas!!

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  1. Heather says

    November 26, 2017 at 4:33 pm

    Don’t forget Wisconsin’s Whose Organics Farm. They have gorgeous trees and you can cut your own December 3rd in Sauk City Wisconsin. Details here http://whoseorganics.com/

  2. Steve Tax says

    July 22, 2020 at 6:49 am

    Hi! I started growing Christmas Trees in 2016. They are 100% organically grown including to pesticides or weed killer. We are scheduled to Start selling in 2023 but woul appreciate putting me on your list!
    Tax Christmas Trees
    Pierz, Mn
    320.491.2600

    Thank You!

    • Natural Baby Mama says

      August 19, 2020 at 11:41 pm

      I would love to put you on the list! Can you send me a message in a few years before you are opening up for the first year? I like to keep the list of active tree farms. Thank you for growing organic Christmas trees! We need more people like you! 🙂

      • Gary Strome says

        September 10, 2020 at 2:03 pm

        I /we grow organic douglas fir trees, 1 to support forestry operations, and 2 to offer Christmas trees to support 1. The christmas tree income helps support the mowing and seedling production.
        Our location is Sheridan OR
        TGSA LLC
        SHERIDAN OR 97378
        50 Miles SW of Portland OR
        503 383 6329

        • Natural Baby Mama says

          September 23, 2020 at 9:09 am

          Hi, do you have a website or direct address that I can include in the blog post?

  3. Den says

    November 30, 2021 at 6:30 pm

    Hi! I just went on Billy’s Farm’s website and they said their farm will be closed for this 2021 season due to the trees being destroyed from the fire. Not sure about next year though.

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