A 20-year, single-species you-cut white pine farm near Bowling Green with reasonably specific directions and a real price range to plan around, though the exact closing date isn't confirmed.
You-cut white pine reported at $20 to $50 depending on size, per web search of business listings; not confirmed on a farm-run price list.
David Hartman has grown and sold Christmas trees at this Bowling Green-area farm for about 20 years, and the operation has stayed narrowly focused the whole time: white pine, cut your own, nothing else. That simplicity is either exactly what you want or a reason to look elsewhere, depending on whether you had your heart set on a fir or spruce.
Unlike several farms in this batch where no price information exists at all, Hartman’s has a documented range: roughly $20 to $50 depending on tree size, according to third-party business listings. That’s toward the lower end of what’s documented across this whole batch of Kentucky farms, which makes sense for a single-species you-cut operation without the overhead of a wider variety or added amenities. The catch is that this figure comes from listings, not a price sheet published by the farm itself, so treat it as a solid planning estimate rather than a locked-in number — a $20–$50 range is wide enough that your actual total could land anywhere in it depending on what size tree you walk out with.
The farm is open Friday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm, described as running “from Thanksgiving until Christmas.” Applied to 2026, that starts November 27. Where the record gets genuinely uncertain is the end date: it’s possible the farm’s last open weekend is the Sunday immediately before Christmas, if the farm doesn’t operate on Christmas Day itself, but nothing confirms that assumption. If you’re hoping to grab a tree in the final days before the holiday, call ahead (270-842-1405) rather than assuming the farm will be open that specific weekend.
The directions given are more turn-by-turn than a simple street address would suggest: from Bowling Green, take Russellville Road (Highways 68 and 80) toward Russellville, pass under the Natcher Parkway, turn right at the second road onto Old Tram Road, and continue about three-quarters of a mile. That level of detail suggests the farm itself anticipated visitors needing real directions rather than relying on GPS alone — worth having those turns written down or programmed in before you leave, in case cell service or map accuracy is spotty in that stretch.
Hartman’s is a straightforward, no-frills, single-species farm with two decades of history and genuinely useful pricing to plan around — a solid choice if white pine is what you want and you don’t need a gift shop or hayride attached to the visit.
Friday through Sunday, 9am to 5pm, from Thanksgiving weekend (2026-11-27) through the Christmas holiday — the exact final open weekend isn't confirmed, so don't wait until the very last days of the season.
Not documented, though a single-species you-cut farm typically means a simpler, faster visit than one with a wide variety to compare.
Not documented directly, though weekend-only hours (Friday through Sunday) concentrated over roughly a month suggest the earliest weekends after Thanksgiving are likely busier than later ones, a reasonable inference from the season length rather than a confirmed crowd report.
Not documented.
Not documented.
Skip this farm if you want a choice of tree species — white pine is the only one documented here — and don't wait for the very end of the season without calling first, since the exact final open weekend wasn't confirmed.
In Warren County near Bowling Green, close enough to Bare Creek Farm and Twin Bridges Tree Farm, both also in the South Central Kentucky region covered in this directory, if you want to compare a pre-cut Fraser fir option or per-foot pricing against Hartman's flat white-pine-only lineup.
White pine only — no other species is documented for this farm.
Roughly $20 to $50 depending on size, per third-party business listings. This isn't confirmed on a farm-run price list, so treat it as a reasonable estimate rather than a guarantee.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, 9am to 5pm, from Thanksgiving weekend through the Christmas holiday. The 2026 start date resolves to November 27, but the exact closing date — possibly the Sunday before Christmas if the farm closes on Christmas Day itself — isn't confirmed.
From Bowling Green, take Russellville Road (Highways 68/80) toward Russellville, pass under the Natcher Parkway, turn right at the second road onto Old Tram Road, and continue about three-quarters of a mile.
November 27 – December 25, 2026. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Hours: 9am to 5pm.
Trees start at $20. You-cut white pine reported at $20 to $50 depending on size, per web search of business listings; not confirmed on a farm-run price list.
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
870 Old Tram Rd, Bowling Green, KY 42101, in Warren County. It is one of 3 farms we track in South Central Kentucky Region.
We track 3 farms in South Central Kentucky Region, 2 of which let you cut your own tree. At $20 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $20, undercutting 1 of the 3 priced farms we track here.
Its season runs about 29 days against a regional average of 29, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
There are 11 other farms we track in Warren County. All South Central Kentucky Region farms →
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Checked September 2026.