A small Middle Georgia farm open only Friday through Sunday, selling farm-harvested honey alongside its cypress and pine trees, with a real history of selling out entirely before Christmas in at least one prior year.
Klaus Christmas Trees serves the Macon, Thomaston, and Forsyth, Georgia area with a small choose-and-cut operation that runs on a genuinely limited schedule: Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only, 9am to 6pm, with no hours at all Monday through Thursday. If you’re used to tree farms that are open daily or at least on weekday afternoons, this is a real planning constraint worth flagging directly — a spontaneous weekday visit simply isn’t an option here.
The single most important piece of information in this record isn’t about the trees themselves — it’s that at least one past season, 2021, reportedly saw the farm sell out completely before Christmas. That’s a specific, sourced data point rather than a general inference about small farms running out of inventory, and it should shape how you plan a visit. If you’re the kind of shopper who typically waits until a couple of weeks before Christmas to pick a tree, that habit carries a documented risk of finding nothing left here.
Beyond the trees — Leyland cypress, Murray cypress, Blue Ice cypress, Carolina Sapphire, cedar, and Virginia pine — Klaus sells raw honey harvested from beehives kept on the property itself. That’s a genuinely distinctive touch not found at most other farms researched in this batch, and it’s a nice option if you want to bring home something with real local provenance alongside, or even instead of, a tree.
The source used describes the opening as “Friday after Thanksgiving.” Applying that description to the 2026 calendar, where Thanksgiving falls on November 26, points to a 2026 opening of November 27. That’s a resolved approximation based on the farm’s described pattern, not a confirmed calendar statement from the farm’s current site for this specific year, so treat it as a strong likelihood rather than an absolute guarantee.
No pricing appears in any source checked for this farm, so there’s no honest dollar figure to offer. Given the farm’s documented history of selling out, the more pressing question for a visitor may be availability rather than price — and a phone call to 478-994-3380, especially closer to Christmas, is the way to check both at once.
Klaus Christmas Trees is a small, locally rooted farm with a genuine point of interest in its own-harvest honey, but the limited three-day-a-week schedule and a documented history of selling out before Christmas mean this is a farm to visit early in the season, on one of its three open days, rather than a fallback option for a last-minute trip.
Resolved from the source's relative description: opening is 'Friday after Thanksgiving,' which for 2026 (Thanksgiving falls November 26) lands on November 27. Hours are 9am-6pm, Friday through Sunday only — the farm isn't open Monday through Thursday at all.
Not stated directly, but with a limited three-day-a-week schedule, plan your visit specifically around Friday, Saturday, or Sunday rather than assuming any day works.
Not stated directly, but a farm open only three days a week naturally concentrates whatever visitor traffic it gets into those days, and a farm with a history of selling out before Christmas likely sees more urgency-driven traffic as the season progresses.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Klaus Christmas Trees on a weekday, since it's open Friday through Sunday only, and skip waiting until close to Christmas, since the farm has reportedly sold out completely before Christmas in at least one prior year.
Not available in the record checked.
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only, 9am-6pm. It is not open Monday through Thursday.
The source describes opening as 'Friday after Thanksgiving,' which for 2026 resolves to November 27, based on Thanksgiving falling on November 26 that year.
Raw honey harvested from the farm's own on-site beehives, a distinctive add-on not seen at most other farms researched in this batch.
At least one past season (2021) reportedly sold out completely before Christmas, per a source used for this record, so this appears to be a farm where waiting until late in the season carries real risk.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published). Friday, Saturday, Sunday only. Hours: 9am-6pm.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
4684 GA Highway 83 S, Culloden, GA 31016, in Monroe County. It is one of 3 farms we track in Middle Georgia.
We track 3 farms in Middle Georgia, 2 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.
There are 6 other farms we track in Monroe County. All Middle Georgia farms →
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Checked September 2026.