A well-known working produce farm known for Zellwood sweet corn that adds precut Douglas Fir as a holiday side offering — a real, visitable farm with a corn maze, petting zoo, and zip line, but not a dedicated cut-your-own tree experience.
Long and Scott Farms in the Zellwood area near Mount Dora is primarily famous for sweet corn, cucumbers, and cabbage — not Christmas trees. That distinction matters enough to state upfront, because it shapes what kind of visit you should actually expect if you’re coming here specifically for a tree.
The farm ships in a couple hundred precut Douglas Fir trees from North Carolina each holiday season as an add-on to its main produce and agritourism business. There’s no on-site growing, no field to walk, and no cutting involved — you’re choosing from a precut selection, full stop. That’s a meaningfully different experience from most other farms in this batch, where at least some portion of the visit involves walking a field and selecting a living tree to cut yourself. If that field-walking experience is the reason you’re looking at tree farms in the first place, this isn’t the right stop.
Despite the limited tree offering, this is a genuine, physical working farm — not a parking-lot retail lot set up temporarily for the season. The rest of the property supports a real agritourism operation: a corn maze, a petting zoo, a jumping pillow, a zip line, and a farm market, all built around the farm’s main business growing Zellwood sweet corn and other produce (plus a well-known fall pumpkin patch season). For a family that wants a real working-farm day out — with activities well beyond a tree purchase — and doesn’t mind that the tree itself is precut, this can be a genuinely good stop layered on top of an otherwise worthwhile visit.
No specific 2025 or 2026 tree-season start date was found in any source, only that in at least one past season, tree sales ran seven days a week through December 23. The corn maze, petting zoo, and other attractions are described as running on select days rather than daily, which means the wider farm experience and the tree sales don’t necessarily follow the same schedule — check the farm’s own site for which days apply to which activities before building your visit around a specific date.
No pricing was found for the Douglas Fir trees in any source checked. Given that these are shipped in from North Carolina rather than grown locally, it’s reasonable to expect pricing more in line with other imported-fir options in this dataset than with a Florida-grown, field-cut species — but that’s a general inference about how imported trees tend to be priced, not a number specific to this farm, so ask directly rather than assuming.
Treat Long and Scott Farms as a working produce farm with a Christmas tree afterthought worth visiting for the wider experience, not as a dedicated tree-farm destination. If cutting your own tree is the goal, look elsewhere in this dataset; if a full family farm day with a tree purchase attached sounds right, this is a solid, well-established option.
No specific 2025 or 2026 season start date was found; tree sales in at least one past season ran through Dec 23, seven days a week. The corn maze, petting zoo, and other attractions run select days only, so if those matter to your visit, check the farm's site for the current schedule before you go.
Not stated for the tree-buying portion specifically, but with a corn maze, petting zoo, jumping pillow, zip line, and farm market on-site, this can easily be a longer family outing built around the wider farm rather than a five-minute tree stop.
Not stated in the record, though as a well-known, long-running Zellwood-area agritourism destination, expect meaningful weekend traffic, especially with the corn maze and other attractions layered on top of holiday tree sales.
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Skip Long and Scott Farms if cutting your own tree is the point of the visit, since this farm sells only precut Douglas Fir shipped in from North Carolina — there is no on-site tree growing or cutting component here at all.
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No. This farm sells only precut Douglas Fir, shipped in from North Carolina, with no on-site growing or cutting component. If a cut-your-own experience is what you want, this isn't that farm.
Not primarily — it's a well-known, long-running Zellwood-area sweet corn and produce farm, also famous for a fall corn maze and pumpkin patch, that adds precut Christmas trees as a secondary holiday offering. It's included here as a real, physical, visitable farm rather than a parking-lot retail tree lot, but the tree side is genuinely a smaller part of the operation.
A corn maze, petting zoo, jumping pillow, zip line, and farm market are all on-site, though these run on select days rather than daily — check the farm's own schedule for which days apply during your visit window.
No pricing was found in any source checked. Ask directly when you visit or call 352-383-6900.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: 7 days/week during tree season (specific dates not published in sources read); tree sales in at least one past season ran through Dec 23. Select days only for the corn maze/petting zoo/other attractions.. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
No — this farm sells pre-cut trees it grew itself; you don't cut your own here.
26216 County Road 448A, Mount Dora, FL 32757, in Orange County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Central Florida.
There are 3 other farms we track in Orange County. All Central Florida farms →
longandscottfarms.com · pickyourownchristmastree.org
Checked September 2026.