Having a husband from Germany means incorporating German traditions into our annual Christmas celebrations. One German tradition that our family has embraced is St. Nicholas Day on December 6th. Each year we set up our Christmas tree on this special day. We have always loved the look and smell of a fresh cut tree. When we lived in south Florida, we didn't have too many options for nice trees. But since we moved to Georgia, we have been blessed to find several local tree farms with various options.
If you're going with a real tree this year, below is a list of local tree farms (and a fundraiser lot).
Peachtree City Volunteer Fire Association Christmas Tree Lot, 110 Paschal Rd., PTC - Opens Nov. 24, M-F, 3-9pm and weekends 10a-9p. Santa will be there November 29th and Dec 13th 1-4.
If you're going with a real tree this year, below is a list of local tree farms (and a fundraiser lot).
Peachtree City Volunteer Fire Association Christmas Tree Lot, 110 Paschal Rd., PTC - Opens Nov. 24, M-F, 3-9pm and weekends 10a-9p. Santa will be there November 29th and Dec 13th 1-4.
Minter's Farm 283 Hill's Bridge Rd. Fayetteville, 770-461-2840. Open every day from 9 AM until dark.
Wee Three Christmas Trees-382 Ebenezer Church Rd, Fayetteville, 770-487-6397. Hours: Mon-Fri 2-6pm, Sat-Sun 10am-6pm, or by appointment. Offer pony rides and Santa shows up Sat's & Sun's.
Lovell Tree Farm-291 Crawford Rd, Senoia, (770)599-6706. Hours: Open on the weekends from 9:00AM until 5:00PM (or until dark), or by appointment.
Brooks Christmas Tree Farm-352 Mask Rd, Brooks, 678-850-5283. Hours: Fri-Sun 10am-6pm. Doesn't use pesticides, herbicide, or colorants.
Smith’s Choose & Cut Farm 230 Davis Rd, Fayetteville, 770-487-7474.
