A genuinely wide selection for a single farm — seven tree varieties plus custom wreath and ornament work — but no dollar pricing has been published anywhere in the sources checked, so budget flexibly.
No specific dollar prices published on site; all tree prices are stated to include shaking, baling, and securing to the customer's vehicle.
Country Cove stands out in this batch for sheer variety: seven distinct tree species split between pre-cut and choose-and-cut, which is more range than most single farms offer. The four pre-cut options — Fraser, Balsam, Douglas, and Noble fir — cover the most commonly requested Christmas tree species, while the choose-and-cut side (white pine, Leyland cypress, Turkish fir) gives visitors who want the field experience a real choice rather than a single default species.
No dollar figure for any tree, of any species or size, turned up anywhere in the sources checked for this farm — not on the farm’s own site, not in local coverage. What the site does say is that every price includes shaking the tree, baling it in netting, and tying it to your vehicle, which is a genuine convenience worth factoring into your decision even without a number attached. If a farm down the road charges less for the tree itself but tacks on a separate netting or tie-down fee, this bundled approach could still work out comparably or better — there’s just no way to run that comparison honestly without a real number from Country Cove itself. Ask when you arrive, or call ahead if a firm budget matters to your planning.
This farm goes further than a typical cut-your-own lot. It offers custom wreath design, garland special orders, and ornament personalization — services that suggest a business built around holiday décor generally, not just a seasonal tree sale. If you’re the kind of visitor who wants a wreath matched to your door color or an ornament with a name on it, this is one of the few farms in this research that explicitly advertises that kind of custom work. Budget extra time for these requests, since custom orders inherently take longer than grabbing something off a shelf.
In the most recently confirmed season, pre-cut trees went on sale November 22 and the choose-and-cut Norway spruce specifically opened later, on December 4. If Country Cove follows a similar staggered pattern again, it’s worth knowing that not every tree type may be available on your first visit of the season — calling ahead to ask what’s currently cuttable could save a wasted trip if you have your heart set on a specific variety early in the window.
A Yelp listing tagged this farm “Temporarily Closed” as of March 2026. Read in context, that’s almost certainly normal seasonal dormancy — a Christmas tree farm has no reason to look “open” to a directory site in March — and the farm’s own website and BBB profile both show it as an active, ongoing business. Still, given that a specific 2026 season hasn’t been separately confirmed in this research, a quick call before you drive out is the responsible move, not an overreaction.
In the most recently confirmed season, pre-cut trees went on sale November 22 and choose-and-cut Norway spruce opened December 4 — if that pattern holds, the first two weeks tend to have the fullest inventory before the popular sizes thin out.
45 minutes for a straightforward cut-your-own visit; longer if you're placing a custom wreath, garland, or ornament order while you're there.
Not documented with numbers, but a farm offering this much variety and this many custom services likely draws steady weekend traffic through the season, heaviest around the opening weekend.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip this one if you need a firm, published price before you commit to driving out, since no dollar figures for any tree were found on the farm's own site or elsewhere in this research.
Not documented in the record.
Not published. The farm's site states that all tree prices include shaking, baling, and securing the tree to your vehicle, but no dollar figures were found in this research. Ask on arrival or call ahead.
Four pre-cut firs — Fraser, Balsam, Douglas, and Noble — plus choose-and-cut white pine, Leyland cypress, and Turkish fir. That's seven varieties, an unusually wide selection for one farm.
A Yelp listing showed 'Temporarily Closed' as of March 2026, but that most likely reflects normal off-season status for a seasonal farm rather than a permanent closure — the farm's own site and BBB profile show it as active. Call to confirm before visiting.
Yes — the farm offers custom wreath design, garland special orders, and ornament personalization, going beyond a basic tree lot.
Opens November 22, 2026 (closing date not published).
Pricing was not published when we last checked. No specific dollar prices published on site; all tree prices are stated to include shaking, baling, and securing to the customer's vehicle.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
1189 Cut Off Rd, Murfreesboro, TN 37129, in Rutherford County. It is one of 7 farms we track in Nashville Region.
We track 7 farms in Nashville Region, 6 of which let you cut your own tree. The farm has not published a starting price, so it cannot be compared on cost — call before you budget.
What sets it apart locally: it has free netting/baling, a gift shop or farm market, which most Nashville Region farms on our list do not.
countrycovetrees.com
Checked September 2026.