Find Your PerfectChristmas Tree

Two areas this season. Each has its own map, farm list and “near me” search.

These farms list this season’s 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 12 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, Santa's Place

Eastern white pine

Softest to touch

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

Listed at 12 farms: Country Cove, Wildwood, Rhonda & Chris' TreeLand, Campbell's, Ward Grove, TNT, Wilson Glyn, Lazy Spread, Kirkwood, Erin's Farm, Santa's Place, White Pine Acres

Virginia pine

Southern classic

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

Listed at 7 farms: Country Cove, Rhonda & Chris' TreeLand, Campbell's, Ward Grove, Southern Grace, Erin's Farm, Holcomb Farm

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.