A working tree nursery that also sells Canaan fir Christmas trees on the side, but its website reads more wholesale-and-landscape-focused than retail-ready, so call before you drive out.
LGL Tree Farm is best understood as a working tree nursery in rural Warren County that also sells Christmas trees, rather than a farm built primarily around the holiday season. Canaan fir is the only variety explicitly named for cut trees, and the farm offers both choose-and-cut and pre-cut options in a barn, plus farm tours that fit naturally with its identity as a working agricultural operation rather than a seasonal pop-up.
When the farm’s own website was read directly for this research, its Christmas-tree content was minimal — no hours, no pricing, and no season dates were posted. More tellingly, the homepage itself was promoting an unrelated spring landscape-tree sale at the time it was checked, which suggests the site either isn’t updated with the holiday season as its priority or the Christmas-tree page simply hadn’t been refreshed yet. Neither is a red flag on its own, but together they mean this listing carries more uncertainty than most others in this batch.
Given that LGL operates as a nursery selling balled and burlap landscape trees and arborvitae alongside its retail Christmas offering, you should expect a working-farm atmosphere rather than a curated visitor experience — think rows of nursery stock and outbuildings rather than a gift shop and hayride setup. That’s not a criticism; some visitors specifically prefer a no-frills, working-farm feel. It does mean you shouldn’t show up expecting activities beyond the tour and the tree selection itself.
Since the site’s emphasis skews toward its wholesale and landscape business, it’s genuinely possible that retail choose-and-cut hours or availability have changed, or that this season’s Christmas-tree operation looks different from prior years. A quick phone call resolves that uncertainty far more reliably than trusting a website that may not be current. Ask specifically whether Canaan fir is the only species available this year, what a tree costs, and what hours the retail side is actually running.
If you’re set on Canaan fir and don’t mind a rural drive to Pittsfield in Warren County, LGL is worth a call. If you’re looking for a well-documented farm with posted hours, pricing, and a full activity list, this record simply doesn’t support that — and padding it with invented specifics wouldn’t help you plan any better than being upfront about the gap.
Not documented — no hours or season dates were published anywhere reviewed, making this a call-first destination rather than a plan-ahead one.
Not documented; likely short for a pre-cut purchase, longer if choose-and-cut involves walking through a working nursery property.
Not documented in the record.
Skip if you want a dedicated Christmas-tree destination with confirmed hours, pricing, or a broad species list — this farm's own website was emphasizing its wholesale and landscape-tree business over retail Christmas tree details when checked.
Canaan fir is the only variety explicitly named for cut trees in available sources. The farm also sells balled/burlap landscape trees and arborvitae, which are separate from its Christmas tree offering.
No pricing was published. Call ahead to confirm before visiting.
The record marks choose-and-cut as available; whether a fully self-serve cutting option exists wasn't confirmed.
Yes, farm tours are listed as an activity, consistent with the property functioning as a working nursery rather than a single-purpose Christmas tree lot.
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 choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
95 Christmas Tree Ln, Pittsfield, PA 16340, in Warren County. It is one of 1 farms we track in Northwestern PA.
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lgltreefarm.com
Checked August 2026.