A pre-cut-only farm reopening for 2026 after sitting out the entire 2025 season, with confirmed opening-weekend dates and a real starting price of $60, but its own choose-and-cut nursery won't be mature until 2029, so don't expect a field to walk yet.
Pre-cut trees start at $60, per the farm's own site.
Hollie Jolly Tree Farm has an unusual recent history worth knowing before anything else: the farm’s own website says it was closed for the entire 2025 season, despite having held a grand opening event that same November. It’s now planning to reopen for 2026, with opening weekend set for Nov 27-29. That’s a specific, farm-stated fact, not a rumor, and it’s the single most important thing to understand about this listing.
The state grower association roster notes that the farm’s own choose-and-cut nursery won’t be mature until 2029. In the meantime, Hollie Jolly sells pre-cut trees, likely trucked in given the unusually wide range of species on offer — white pine, Scotch pine, and five distinct fir varieties: Canaan, Douglas, Concolor, Fraser, and Nordmann. That’s more fir variety than almost any other farm in this batch, which is worth knowing if you have a specific species preference and don’t need the field-cutting experience.
Pre-cut trees start at $60, according to the farm’s own site. That’s a genuine, farm-stated starting price, not an estimate, and it’s useful for budgeting even though it doesn’t tell you what a larger tree or a premium Nordmann or Fraser fir would run. Since this is pre-cut only, there’s no per-foot field-cutting math to do here the way there is at choose-and-cut farms — you’re paying a set price per tree, likely scaled by size and species, though the record doesn’t break that scaling down further.
A farm that advertised a grand opening and then didn’t operate for a full season is a legitimate reason for some caution, not because anything suggests bad faith, but because plans change and a second announced reopening deserves the same scrutiny as the first. If Hollie Jolly is on your list, a phone call in the days before Nov 27, 2026, to confirm it’s genuinely open is a reasonable, low-effort step.
Beyond the trees, the farm runs a gift shop selling tree stands, wreaths, and bows, and hosts a Santa and Mrs. Claus visit — a nice touch for families, and one that suggests the farm is investing in the visitor experience even while its own tree-growing side is still years from maturity.
Hollie Jolly offers real pre-cut variety and a confirmed opening weekend with a stated starting price, which puts it ahead of many other thin listings in this batch on hard facts. The one thing standing between you and a confident visit is verifying that the reopening actually happens as planned, given what happened in 2025.
Opening weekend, Nov 27-29, 2026, is the one confirmed date on record; no closing date or further 2026 hours were posted as of this research, so treat that weekend as your most reliable window.
A shorter visit than a cut-your-own farm, since trees are pre-cut and ready to buy — likely 30-45 minutes including the gift shop and a Santa visit.
Not documented with numbers, but a confirmed opening weekend after a full season closed is likely to draw returning and curious visitors alike, so expect Nov 27-29 to be busier than a typical opening weekend elsewhere.
Not specified in the record.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed; pre-cut trees at a gift shop likely mean a shorter, flatter visit than a walk-the-field farm.
Skip Hollie Jolly if you're looking for a cut-your-own or choose-and-cut field experience, since it currently sells pre-cut trees only — the farm's own nursery won't be mature enough for that until 2029 — and confirm the farm is actually open before you go, given it sat out all of 2025 despite an earlier grand opening.
In Christian County near Highlandville, in the same Southwest Missouri/Ozarks region as Rocky Ridge Tree Farm and Roots, both also in this directory.
The farm's own site states it plans to reopen with an opening weekend of Nov 27-29, 2026, after being closed for the entire 2025 season despite an earlier grand opening. Confirm current status before planning a special trip.
No — the farm currently sells pre-cut trees only. Its own choose-and-cut nursery isn't expected to be mature until 2029, per the state grower association roster.
Pre-cut trees start at $60, per the farm's own site. Pricing for larger sizes or specific fir varieties wasn't broken out further in the sources reviewed.
An unusually wide pre-cut selection: white pine, Scotch pine, Canaan fir, Douglas fir, Concolor fir, Fraser fir, and Nordmann fir.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Opening weekend confirmed Nov 27-29, 2026; further 2026 dates not yet posted (farm was closed for the entire 2025 season).
Trees start at $60. Pre-cut trees start at $60, per the farm's own site.
No — this farm sells pre-cut trees it grew itself; you don't cut your own here.
685 Hawthorne Rd, Highlandville, MO 65669, in Christian County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks.
We track 5 farms in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks, 1 of which let you cut your own tree. At $60 to start this one sits right on the regional median of $60.
What sets it apart locally: it has wreaths and garland for sale, a gift shop or farm market, which most Southwest Missouri/Ozarks farms on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
holliejollytreefarm.com
Checked September 2026.