One of the more confirmed opening dates in this batch — Saturday, November 21, 2026 — from an unusually wide eight-variety cypress-and-cedar farm store near Athens, though hours and pricing weren't reconfirmed for this year at last check.
7 G’s Family Farm sits just north of Athens rather than in the higher-elevation mountain counties where most of this research batch’s farms are located, and that geography shows up directly in what it grows: an unusually wide range of eight named cypress and cedar varieties — Leyland, Murray, Naylor Blue, Blue Ice, and Silver Smoke cypress, Carolina Sapphire, Burkii cedar, and Eastern red cedar — with no fir varieties listed at all. If you’re specifically hunting for a Fraser fir, this isn’t the stop; if you want real variety within the cypress-and-cedar family, few farms in this batch offer as many named options.
The farm’s own website directly states: “Save the date for Saturday, November 21 — our 2026 Opening Day!” That’s a genuinely useful, farm-stated fact, and it stands out against most of the other records in this research batch, where 2026 opening dates simply haven’t been posted yet. It’s worth being precise about what that confirms and what it doesn’t, though — the site had this opening date up but hadn’t yet posted 2026 hours, pricing, or a restated activity list as of this check.
Beyond the trees, 7 G’s runs a farm store selling homemade jellies, ornaments, and wreaths, giving it a general-store feel alongside the tree sales. A regional travel guide describing a prior season also mentioned weekend visitors being offered hot apple cider and boiled peanuts, which is a nice, specific regional touch if it holds for 2026 — but that detail comes from a description of an earlier season, not a current 2026 statement from the farm, so it’s presented here as a “historically offered” detail rather than something you should count on.
The same prior-season source lists hours of Monday-Friday 1-6pm and Saturday-Sunday 9am-6pm. Since the farm’s own current site hadn’t restated these for 2026 as of this check, treat them as a reasonable starting expectation rather than a locked schedule, and confirm by phone or a follow-up site check closer to the season, especially since 706-338-2061 is the number cross-checked most recently against the state forestry directory (an earlier search also turned up 706-202-8936 as a possible alternate or outdated number).
No pricing structure or dollar figures were found anywhere in the sources checked, including the farm’s own site as of this check. That means there’s no honest number to offer for what a tree here actually costs, regardless of how confirmed the opening date is.
7 G’s Family Farm gives you a firmer opening date than most farms in this batch, a genuinely wide cypress-and-cedar selection, and a real farm store, but hours, pricing, and the weekend cider-and-peanuts extras are still carried over from an earlier season and worth reconfirming before you drive out on November 21.
The farm's own site directly confirms 2026 Opening Day as Saturday, November 21. Weekday afternoons (1-6pm, per prior-season hours not yet reconfirmed) should be quieter than the longer weekend window (9am-6pm).
Not stated directly, but with eight named tree varieties, a farm store selling jellies and ornaments, and weekend cider and boiled peanuts historically offered, this reads as more of a browsing visit than a five-minute grab-and-go, especially on a weekend.
Not stated in the record.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip 7 G's if you specifically want Fraser fir, since the confirmed lineup here is entirely cypress and cedar varieties, and skip it if you need confirmed 2026 hours or pricing before committing to a specific day, since neither had been reconfirmed as of this check.
Not available in the record checked.
Saturday, November 21, 2026, per the farm's own website, which is a more direct confirmation than most farms in this research batch have posted so far.
Eight named types: Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Naylor Blue cypress, Carolina Sapphire, Blue Ice cypress, Burkii cedar, Silver Smoke cypress, and Eastern red cedar. No fir varieties were listed.
Yes, selling homemade jellies, ornaments, and wreaths. Weekend visitors have historically also been offered hot apple cider and boiled peanuts, though this wasn't reconfirmed for 2026 as of this check.
Neither had been posted for 2026 as of this check. Prior-season hours were Monday-Friday 1-6pm and Saturday-Sunday 9am-6pm, but these should be reconfirmed closer to the season.
Opens November 21, 2026 (closing date not published). Mon-Fri 1-6pm, Sat-Sun 9am-6pm. Hours: see days_open (2025-season hours; not yet reconfirmed for 2026).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
2377 Old Kings Bridge Road, Nicholson, GA 30565, in Jackson County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Athens Area GA.
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7gsfarm.wordpress.com · blueridgemountainstravelguide.com · gatrees.org
Checked September 2026.