Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland

Our take

Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland in Anthony has a real track record: established in 1990, which puts it among the longer-running Marion County farms in this dataset, and confirmed active for the 2025 season via a farm Facebook post referencing specific late-November hours — a stronger form of confirmation than most farms in this batch get.

Scale and selection

Research notes describe over 1,000 trees on the property, combining cut-your-own Eastern Red Cedar with freshly shipped North Carolina Fraser Fir sold precut. That’s a genuinely useful pairing: Eastern Red Cedar is a dense, aromatic species that thrives in Florida’s climate and gives you the full cut-your-own experience of walking the field and picking your tree, while the Fraser Fir option covers visitors who specifically want the denser branch structure and classic fir scent that Florida’s climate doesn’t support growing locally.

Full-service prep, no extra tools needed

One of the more concrete, useful details in this record: the farm provides complimentary saws, stand-hole drilling, needle shaking, and netting. That’s a full prep package — you don’t need to own a saw, you don’t need to already have a stand drilled for a spike, and loose needles get shaken out before the tree goes home with you. None of that is guaranteed to be free everywhere; naming it explicitly here is worthwhile because it removes several small logistics questions that visitors to less-documented farms in this batch would have to ask about themselves.

The schedule, and the one day to avoid

Confirmed 2025 hours were Tuesday-Friday 1-6pm and Saturday-Sunday 9am-6pm, with Monday closed entirely. That’s a fuller week than several farms in this dataset that only open Friday through Sunday, which gives more flexibility for a weekday evening visit — just not on a Monday. The season is projected to open Nov 27, 2026 (the Friday after Thanksgiving) based on the recurring pattern, though no confirmed end date is on record; with over 1,000 trees to choose from, an early-season visit isn’t strictly necessary the way it would be at a smaller farm, but it still gives you the widest selection.

What’s not confirmed

No pricing information for either the cut-your-own Eastern Red Cedar or the precut Fraser Fir was found in any source checked. Given that Fraser Fir is shipped in from out of state while the Red Cedar is grown locally, expect those two options to be priced quite differently, and ask about both specifically rather than assuming a single price applies across the lot.

The bottom line

Between the multi-decade track record, a large and varied inventory, and a genuinely complete set of complimentary prep services, Kandy Kane reads as one of the more dependable, lower-friction choices in this North Central Florida batch — just remember the Monday closure and go in ready to ask about price rather than expecting it posted.