A small, relatively new choose-and-cut farm with a limited two-species selection and no published pricing, best suited to visitors who go early and don't mind calling ahead for the basics.
No pricing published in available sources.
Pinetucky Farm, in Walker County near Nauvoo, is a genuinely small operation, and it’s worth being upfront that the record here is thin rather than trying to stretch it into something it isn’t. The underlying family farm dates back to the 1940s, but Christmas tree planting specifically only began in 2019 – which is recent enough to explain why the current selection is limited to just two varieties: Murray cypress and Carolina Sapphire. That’s a real, honest constraint rather than a gap in research; a farm seven years into tree planting simply won’t have the same range or maturity of stock as one that’s been growing trees for decades.
The farm offers both true choose-and-cut, where you do the cutting yourself, and a “choose-and-we-cut” service where staff handles it. Wreaths are for sale on site, per the record, though no other extras – no hayride, no hot cocoa, no gift shop – are mentioned in any source checked. That doesn’t necessarily mean none exist, but nothing in the available research confirms them, so it’s fairer to plan for a simple, no-frills visit than to expect the fuller slate of activities some larger farms in this area offer.
The farm’s own messaging emphasizes going early in the season, using the phrase “while supplies last.” Combined with the small, two-species inventory, that’s a reasonably clear signal: this isn’t a farm with a deep enough stock to comfortably wait until the second or third weekend of December. If you’re set on visiting Pinetucky specifically, treat the opening weeks of the season – it reportedly opened November 25 for the 2025 season – as your best window, though 2026 dates aren’t yet available.
No independent farm website was found for Pinetucky in this research. The available information comes from a Daily Mountain Eagle feature on the family, the farm’s Facebook page, and a Yelp listing. None of those sources include pricing, so there’s genuinely no dollar figure to offer here – not a range, not a typical rate, nothing. If cost matters to your planning, call the farm directly at 601-573-4316 before you drive out, since this is one of the more information-limited farms in this batch and the honest move is to close that gap with the farm itself rather than a guess.
None of this means the farm isn’t worth a visit – a young, small-scale operation can still offer a perfectly good tree, and a family-run farm going into just its seventh season of tree planting may bring a level of personal attention that a larger, more established operation doesn’t. The tradeoff is simply that you’re relying on the farm’s own responsiveness by phone or Facebook rather than a polished website with everything spelled out, and you should go in expecting a more limited selection than at a farm with decades of trees already in the ground.
The farm's own messaging emphasizes visiting early, 'while supplies last,' and reportedly opened Nov. 25 for the 2025 season -- so if 2026 follows a similar pattern, the opening weeks are the safer bet over waiting until mid-December.
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Skip Pinetucky if you want a wide variety of species to choose from, since the record lists only two -- Murray cypress and Carolina Sapphire -- and skip it if you're planning a mid-to-late-December visit, since the farm's own messaging suggests limited supply that may run out earlier in the season.
No specific nearby-farm comparison is available in this record.
Murray cypress and Carolina Sapphire, per the record -- a more limited selection than farms with a longer growing history.
The family farm itself dates to the 1940s, but Christmas tree planting only began in 2019, which explains the smaller, more limited selection compared to longer-established tree farms in the area.
No pricing information was found in any source checked for this record. Call ahead to 601-573-4316 before visiting.
Both options are offered -- the record describes true choose-and-cut as well as a staff-assisted 'choose-and-we-cut' service.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: Thu-Sat 10 AM-4:30 PM, Sun 1 PM-4:30 PM, 'as supplies last' (2025 season). Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked. No pricing published in available sources.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
3650 Radiant City Road, Nauvoo, AL 35578, in Walker County. It is one of 2 farms we track in North Alabama.
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Checked September 2026.