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Roots

📍 3369 E Hoke Dr, Springfield, MO 65804🗓 Season dates not yet published for 2026🏷 Pricing TBD

Confirmed to exist as a choose-and-cut farm on the state grower association roster, run by Jerry and Becky Riley inside Springfield city limits, but no independent website, social media, or news coverage was found to say anything about hours, pricing, or tree species.

Roots in Springfield, MO

How you get your tree

This farm offers

choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you)

Our take

Roots appears on the Missouri Christmas Tree Producers Association’s membership roster as a choose-and-cut farm run by Jerry and Becky Riley, located inside Springfield’s city limits in Greene County. That roster listing is a real, specific piece of confirmation — it names actual owners and classifies the farm’s format — but it’s also the only source this research could find describing the farm at all.

Why the silence elsewhere is worth noting

Springfield has multiple local publications that specifically cover area holiday attractions, including tree farm roundups from 417 Magazine and Macaroni KID, plus general community listings from springfieldmo.org. None of the pages reviewed for this research mentioned Roots by name. That doesn’t prove the farm is closed or has stopped welcoming visitors — plenty of small operations get by without media coverage or a web presence — but it is a genuine gap worth being upfront about, especially compared with several other Springfield-region farms that do turn up in those same local roundups.

What that means for a visit

If you’re specifically interested in a choose-and-cut farm inside Springfield’s city limits rather than a drive out into the surrounding countryside, Roots is worth a phone call. But treat that call as a prerequisite, not a formality — you’ll want to confirm the farm is actually open to public visitors this season, what it charges, what species it grows, and what hours it keeps, since none of that shows up anywhere else in this research.

A reasonable backup plan

If you can’t reach anyone at Roots or don’t get clear answers, the Southwest Missouri/Ozarks region covered in this directory includes better-documented alternatives, including Rocky Ridge Tree Farm near Flemington and Hollie Jolly Tree Farm near Highlandville, both of which have independently confirmed details about hours, pricing, or recent operating history that this listing simply doesn’t have.

Bottom line

There’s no reason to doubt that Roots is a real farm — the roster entry is specific and current-looking — but there’s also not enough here to plan a visit around without picking up the phone first.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Unknown. No season dates or hours were found anywhere in this research.

How long to budget

Not documented.

Crowds

Not documented in the record.

Parking

Not specified in the record.

Strollers and accessibility

Not addressed in the sources reviewed.

What to bring

  • A phone call before making any plans — this is the only way to close the gaps in this listing
  • Cash as a safe default, since payment methods aren't documented
  • Low expectations of finding more information online, since local sources that do cover Springfield-area tree farms didn't mention this one by name

Who it suits

Good for

  • Springfield-area visitors specifically looking for a choose-and-cut option inside city limits rather than a farther drive into the countryside
  • anyone willing to call ahead first and treat the visit as unconfirmed until they do

Skip it if

Skip Roots unless you've called the farm directly and confirmed it's currently open to the public, what it charges, and what tree species it grows, since none of that was found in any source reviewed for this research.

Worth pairing with

Inside Springfield city limits in Greene County, in the same Southwest Missouri/Ozarks region as Rocky Ridge Tree Farm and Hollie Jolly Tree Farm, both also in this directory and both better documented.

Common questions

Is Roots a real, currently operating farm?

It's listed on the Missouri Christmas Tree Producers Association roster as a choose-and-cut farm run by Jerry and Becky Riley in Greene County, inside Springfield city limits. Current operating status, however, wasn't independently confirmed.

What tree species does it grow, and how much does a tree cost?

Neither was found in any source reviewed. Call the farm directly to ask.

Why isn't there more information about this farm online?

Local Springfield-area sources that do cover area tree farms (417 Magazine, Macaroni KID, springfieldmo.org) didn't mention Roots by name in the pages reviewed for this research, and no independent website or Facebook page was found.

Is this farm choose-and-cut or pre-cut?

Choose-and-cut, per the state grower association roster.

When is Roots open in 2026?

2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. Check with the farm before driving out.

How much does a tree cost at Roots?

Pricing was not published when we last checked.

Can I cut my own tree at Roots?

Yes. It's choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).

Where is Roots?

3369 E Hoke Dr, Springfield, MO 65804, in Greene County. It is one of 5 farms we track in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks.

How Roots compares in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks

We track 5 farms in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks, 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 1 of the 5 farms we track in Southwest Missouri/Ozarks had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.

Other farms near Springfield

There are 3 other farms we track in Greene County. All Southwest Missouri/Ozarks farms →

Quick facts

SeasonSeason dates not yet published for 2026
Days openNot published
HoursNot published
Starting priceNot published
CountyGreene County
RegionSouthwest Missouri/Ozarks

Directions

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Sources

Checked September 2026.