Moore's Christmas Tree Farm

Our take

Moore’s is a 100-acre family farm that, outside the holiday season, also grows daylilies and hostas — tree-growing here is one part of a broader nursery operation rather than the whole business. That context is worth knowing if the property appeals to you: it’s not a seasonal pop-up, it’s a working nursery that happens to sell Christmas trees for a few weeks each winter.

Complimentary saws take the guesswork out

Saws, tree shaking, and baling are all provided at no extra step described in the record, which meaningfully reduces what you need to bring or arrange yourself compared with farms that expect visitors to supply their own equipment. If cutting your own tree without owning a saw has been a barrier, this is one of the more accommodating options in this research on that front.

The weekday hours are genuinely narrow

This is the detail most likely to trip someone up: weekday hours run only from 3 to 5pm, a two-hour window, compared with Saturday’s 9am-5pm and Sunday’s 10am-5pm. If your only free time during the week is a lunch break or a morning before work, this farm’s weekday hours won’t accommodate that — you’d need to specifically carve out time in that late-afternoon slot, or plan around a weekend instead.

A verification gap worth flagging

A direct attempt to fetch the farm’s own website during this research returned a certificate mismatch error, meaning the information here relies on search-result summaries and directory listings (including local.aarp.org and pickafarm.com) rather than the farm’s current site content directly. That’s a real limitation — website certificate issues can sometimes indicate an outdated or unmaintained site, though it’s just as often a minor technical hiccup unrelated to whether the farm is actively operating. Either way, calling (330) 877-6520 to confirm current hours and pricing is a reasonable extra step here that wouldn’t be necessary with a cleanly verified source.

What’s still missing

No specific pricing was found — only a vague “reasonable” description from a directory summary, which isn’t a number this record can responsibly repeat as a dollar figure. Confirm actual pricing by phone before budgeting for the trip.

Weighing the trade-offs

Taken together, Moore’s looks like a genuinely solid, low-effort choose-and-cut option — the complimentary saw and baling service are real conveniences — but the narrow weekday hours and the unverified website mean it rewards a bit more advance planning than a farm with a cleanly confirmed schedule and pricing page. If a weekend trip works for your schedule, that removes most of the uncertainty here; if you’re limited to weekdays, call ahead to make sure the 3-5pm window is still accurate for 2026 before you commit to driving out.