Find Your PerfectChristmas Tree

These farms list their 2026 prices on their own website.

The real trees sold at Tennessee farms, and which farms list each one. Tap a farm to see its prices and hours.

Fraser fir

Best all-rounder

• Strong, upturned branches hold heavy ornaments
• Soft needles that stay on well
• Classic Christmas scent

Listed at 11 farms: Country Cove, Wildwood, Sycamore Springs, Bluebird, Campbell's, Santa's Christmas Trees (8 lots), Wilson Glyn, Kandi Kane, Lazy Spread, Southern Grace, Priddy Farms

Eastern white pine

Softest to touch

• Long, soft, feathery needles
• Gentle for families with small kids
• Flexible branches: best with lighter ornaments

Listed at 9 farms: Country Cove, Wildwood, Rhonda & Chris' TreeLand, Campbell's, Ward Grove, TNT, Wilson Glyn, Lazy Spread, Kirkwood

Virginia pine

Southern classic

• Grown on many Tennessee farms
• Dense, bushy, sturdy branches
• Often one of the lower-priced choices

Listed at 5 farms: Country Cove, Rhonda & Chris' TreeLand, Campbell's, Ward Grove, Southern Grace

Leyland cypress

Little scent

• Soft, feathery sprays instead of needles
• Very little fragrance
• Tall, narrow shape fits smaller rooms

Listed at 4 farms: Country Cove, Bluebird, TNT, Lazy Spread

Norway spruce

Old-fashioned look

• Classic tiered shape with drooping tips
• Strong spruce scent
• Dries faster: buy later and keep it watered

Listed at 5 farms: Country Cove, Wildwood, Bluebird, Wilson Glyn, Lazy Spread

Colorado blue spruce

Most colorful

• Striking silvery-blue color
• Very stiff branches for heavy ornaments
• Sharp needles: wear gloves when decorating

Listed at 1 farm: Rhonda & Chris' TreeLand

Each season gets its own guide when it comes around.