A family-run farm since 1980 that sold out entirely for the 2025 season, so if you want a tree here, going early matters more than at most other farms in this batch.
The Lewicke family has run Indian Rock Farm in Foxborough since planting their first trees in 1980, selling their first tree in 1988. That nearly four-decade history places it among the longer-established family tree farms in this batch, growing Balsam, Fraser, and Concolor fir, with fresh-cut trimming, pruning, and net wrapping included as part of the purchase.
This is the single most important fact in the record: the farm’s own site indicated it sold out entirely for the 2025 season. That’s not a vague caution about popular farms selling out toward the end, it’s a direct statement from the farm itself about running out of trees before the season concluded. Being sold out isn’t the same as being permanently closed, and the record notes the farm was expected to return for 2026, but this is a genuinely different level of risk than most farms in this batch carry. If you want a tree from Indian Rock Farm, treat “go early” as closer to a requirement than a suggestion.
Three named fir varieties, Balsam, Fraser, and Concolor, are available, with fresh-cut trimming, pruning, and net wrapping handled as part of the purchase, a nice touch that saves you the trouble of doing that prep yourself. The farm also sells handmade wreaths, swags, and mistletoe, giving you options beyond just the tree.
No pricing was found anywhere in sources reviewed, and no confirmed 2026 season opening or closing dates were available either. Combined with the sell-out history, that makes a phone call to (508) 543-7081 more important here than at most farms with simply thin logistical records: you’re not just checking hours, you’re checking whether the farm has any trees left to sell at all, or whether it has even confirmed a 2026 season.
A nearly 40-year family operation with a track record of selling out isn’t a red flag about quality, if anything, it suggests genuine local demand for what this farm offers. But it does mean this isn’t a farm to pencil in for a leisurely mid-December visit. If Balsam, Fraser, or Concolor fir specifically appeals to you, or if supporting a long-running local family farm matters to you, call early in the season, ideally before or right at opening, to find out if 2026 has reopened and whether trees are currently available.
Indian Rock Farm has real history and a real product, but the honest headline here is timing risk: last year’s sell-out means this season deserves an early visit, not a wait-and-see approach.
As early in the 2026 season as possible. The farm's own site indicated it sold out entirely for 2025, which is a real, specific warning sign, not a generic caution — confirm current-year availability before making a special trip, and don't wait until mid-December.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented directly, but a farm that sold out its entire 2025 season implies real demand relative to its supply, which likely means a busier-than-average experience whenever it is open and stocked.
Not documented in the record.
Not documented in the record.
Skip waiting until later in the season to visit, given that the farm's own site indicated it sold out entirely for the 2025 season — confirm 2026 availability before planning a trip here at all, especially later in December.
Indian Rock Farm is in Foxborough, in Norfolk County. Deerfield Tree Farm in Millis is another Norfolk County option in this directory if Indian Rock's sell-out risk makes you want a documented backup.
Not confirmed as of this research. The farm's own site indicated it was sold out for the 2025 season and expected to return for 2026, which is different from being permanently closed, but current 2026 status wasn't published as of this research.
Not published in sources reviewed. Call (508) 543-7081 to ask before planning a visit.
Balsam, Fraser, and Concolor fir. Fresh-cut trimming, pruning, and net wrapping are included with purchase.
Since 1980, when the Lewicke family planted their first trees; they sold their first tree in 1988.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
120 Granite St, Foxborough, MA 02035, in Norfolk County. It is one of 6 farms we track in Greater Boston/Eastern Massachusetts.
We track 6 farms in Greater Boston/Eastern Massachusetts, 5 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 1 of the 6 farms we track in Greater Boston/Eastern Massachusetts had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
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Checked September 2026.