Mistletoe Meadows grows more species than most High Country choose-and-cut farms and has supplied White House trees in past years, but season dates, hours, and pricing weren't published at last check.
The standout fact about Mistletoe Meadows is its species range. Most High Country choose-and-cut farms grow Fraser fir and little else; this one also grows white pine, blue spruce, and Leyland cypress, giving visitors a real choice rather than a single-species decision limited to size and shape. If you or a family member has a preference for a fuller, softer needle (white pine) or a different color and shape than Fraser fir’s classic look, that’s a genuine reason to consider this farm over some of its neighbors.
The farm’s own website states it has supplied trees for the White House in past years. That’s a notable claim worth passing along as the farm’s own statement, since it’s exactly the kind of detail a visitor would want to know, but it’s worth being precise about the sourcing: it comes from the farm’s own site rather than independent confirmation, so it’s presented here as the farm’s stated history rather than an outside-verified fact.
Mistletoe Meadows also operates separate pre-cut retail lots in Asheboro, Garner, and Pinehurst, well outside the mountains. Those are lot-only sales locations, not the growing farm itself, and they aren’t included as separate entries in this directory. If your plan is to visit the actual choose-and-cut farm in Laurel Springs rather than buy a pre-cut tree from one of those city lots, make sure you’re headed to the right address; the experience and likely the tree selection differ meaningfully between a working farm and a satellite retail lot.
No season dates, hours, or pricing were published on the farm’s site at the time of this research. For a farm with this much else going for it, that’s a real gap for trip planning. Given the wider species selection and the county’s chamber-of-commerce membership listing, it’s a reasonably well-established operation, but “established” doesn’t substitute for knowing when the gates are open. Call the listed number before driving out, especially if you’re coming from any distance and want a specific species rather than whatever happens to be available.
The farm also sells wreaths in Fraser fir, boxwood, and mixed-greenery styles, adding another reason to make the trip even if you already have a tree lined up elsewhere, or as a complement to a full tree purchase.
Because this farm offers more species variety than most of its High Country neighbors, it’s worth thinking through what you actually want before you call. If a classic Fraser fir shape and scent is the priority, most nearby farms can meet that need too, so the wider selection here matters most if you specifically want a white pine’s softer look, a blue spruce’s blue-green color, or a Leyland cypress’s more open branch structure. Since none of the logistics, hours, dates, or price, are confirmed yet, treat the species range as the main reason to put this farm on your list, and use a phone call to fill in everything else before committing to the drive to Laurel Springs.
Not published. No 2026 season dates or hours were listed on the farm's site as of this check, so confirm before planning a specific trip.
Not specified; budget at least 30-45 minutes to browse a wider species selection than a single-species farm.
Not specified, and with no season or hours data published, this record has no honest basis for a crowd estimate.
Not specified in available sources.
Not specified in available sources.
Skip if you need confirmed hours or pricing before committing to a drive - neither was published at the time of this research.
Other Alleghany County farms nearby, useful for comparison since Mistletoe Meadows' own hours and pricing weren't available at last check.
Fraser fir, white pine, blue spruce, and Leyland cypress, according to research notes - a wider mix than most High Country choose-and-cut farms.
The farm's own site states it has supplied White House trees in past years, though this record couldn't independently verify the claim beyond the farm's own statement.
The company also runs separate pre-cut retail lots in Asheboro, Garner, and Pinehurst, NC - those are lot-only locations, not the growing farm itself, and aren't treated as separate listings here.
Not published as of this check. Contact the farm directly to confirm before planning a visit.
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).
270 Mistletoe Meadows Parkway, Laurel Springs, NC 28644, in Alleghany County. It is one of 19 farms we track in Blue Ridge NC.
We track 19 farms in Blue Ridge NC, 1 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 6 of the 19 farms we track in Blue Ridge NC had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Alleghany County. All Blue Ridge NC farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
mistletoemeadows.com
Checked August 2026.