A newer, event-driven farm where scheduled happenings like Pancakes with Santa matter more to the visit than simple walk-in tree cutting, so check the farm's calendar rather than assuming daily access.
Red Bird Farms, a relatively new operation with first Christmas tree sales dating to December 2022, occupies a different niche than most farms in this batch. According to its own site, it’s a 30-acre multipurpose property combining a pumpkin patch, a Christmas tree operation, and a private event venue used for weddings, reunions, baby showers, and church gatherings outside the holiday season.
The most important thing to understand about visiting Red Bird Farms is that it’s positioned more heavily around scheduled seasonal events — Pancakes with Santa, a Light Up The Night event, and a Fairytale at the Farm event — than around simple daily walk-in tree-cutting access. That’s a meaningfully different model from a farm where you can show up most days during the season and expect to find someone selling trees. If your plan is to check the farm’s event calendar on redbirdfarmsms.com and build a visit around one of those specific dates, you’re working with the grain of how this farm actually operates; if you’re assuming daily walk-in hours the way you might at a traditional cut-your-own operation, you may be disappointed.
The farm’s own description mentions “two varieties of Leyland cypress trees and other fragrant varieties” grown across the 30 acres — a somewhat vague characterization that doesn’t specify exact species beyond Leyland cypress, but does confirm this is a cypress-based operation rather than one growing traditional fir. No pricing structure was found in any source, including the farm’s own site.
Because the farm only began selling Christmas trees in December 2022, it’s worth understanding this less as a legacy tree farm that added events later, and more as an events-and-agritourism business that added Christmas trees as one seasonal offering among several. That framing matters for expectations: this is likely a smaller-scale tree operation relative to farms that have been growing and selling for decades, even though the property itself, at 30 acres, isn’t small.
As with much of this batch, no price_from or price_note exists anywhere for Red Bird Farms, so there’s no honest dollar figure to offer here. Given the event-driven structure, pricing may also reasonably vary by which event or date you attend — another reason to check directly rather than assume a fixed rate.
The honest bottom line: Red Bird Farms is worth knowing about specifically for its scheduled events like Pancakes with Santa, but treat it as an events-first business with trees available rather than a standard walk-in cut-your-own farm, and check the calendar before you drive out.
Not stated as fixed hours anywhere in the record. Instead, the farm runs scheduled public events (Pancakes with Santa, Light Up The Night, Fairytale at the Farm), so checking redbirdfarmsms.com or the farm's event calendar for specific dates matters more here than picking a generic day of the week.
Not stated directly, but because the farm is positioned around scheduled events rather than simple walk-in access, a visit timed to one of those events is likely to run longer than a basic tree pickup.
Not stated directly, but scheduled public events like Pancakes with Santa likely draw a different, possibly larger crowd on those specific dates than an ordinary walk-in tree-cutting day would.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in any source checked.
Skip Red Bird Farms if you're expecting simple daily walk-in tree-cutting hours, since the farm is more heavily built around scheduled events than a standing open-door policy, and skip it if you need confirmed pricing before you go, since none was found in any source.
Not available in the record checked.
It's not clear that daily walk-in access is the norm here. The farm is more heavily positioned around scheduled seasonal events — Pancakes with Santa, Light Up The Night, Fairytale at the Farm — so checking the event calendar before visiting is the safer approach.
The farm's own site describes 'two varieties of Leyland cypress trees and other fragrant varieties,' grown on about 30 acres.
Relatively new — first Christmas tree sales were in December 2022, per the farm's own site.
Yes — it's a 30-acre multipurpose property that also runs a fall pumpkin patch and books private events like weddings, reunions, and baby showers outside the holiday season.
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 cut-your-own.
460 Massey Road, Kosciusko, MS 39090, in Attala County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Central MS.
We track 5 farms in Central MS, 4 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 1 of the 5 farms we track in Central MS had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
redbirdfarmsms.com · mschristmastrees.com · genuinems.com
Checked September 2026.