A real cut-your-own farm with unusually specific weekly hours on record, but its season runs notably shorter than most farms in this dataset — historically just two to three weeks — so don't wait until mid-December to visit.
Songer’s Christmas Tree Farm in Middleburg stands out in this dataset for one specific reason worth leading with: it historically runs a much shorter season than most farms here. Research notes describe a window of only about two to three weeks, from late November into early or mid December — not the day-after-Thanksgiving-through-Christmas-Eve pattern that’s common elsewhere in this batch. If you’re used to Christmas tree shopping in the second or third week of December, that habit could leave you at a locked gate here.
Unlike many farms in this dataset relying on stale or conflicting date ranges, Songer’s has a genuinely specific weekly schedule on record: a Yelp snapshot dated February 2026 shows the farm open Wednesday 2-5pm, Friday 2-5pm, and Saturday-Sunday 10am-5pm, with Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday closed. That’s a real, granular schedule rather than a vague seasonal date range, and it’s worth trusting more than the directory’s separately-cited “November 25 to December 11” window, which reads like a specific past year’s dates left in an outdated listing rather than a confirmed recurring pattern.
The cutting selection is Sand Pine, Southern Red Cedar, and Leyland Cypress — all species suited to North Florida’s climate rather than a cold-hardy fir. For visitors who’d rather have a living tree, the farm also offers potted cedars in the 3-4 foot range, small enough to be a genuinely practical indoor option that can later be planted outside. On the service side, the farm goes a step further than many in this dataset: staff shake loose needles out of the cut tree before you leave, netting is offered, and a drill is available on-site specifically for stands that use a spike rather than a standard screw-in mount — a small but genuinely useful detail if you’ve ever fought with a stand at home.
A two-to-three-week season isn’t just a scheduling quirk — it changes the calculus of when to visit entirely. At most farms in this batch, waiting until the second week of December risks the farm running low on your preferred tree size, but the farm itself is still open. At Songer’s, waiting that long risks the farm being closed for the season altogether. If Songer’s is on your list, treat the first two weekends after Thanksgiving as the real window, not a suggestion.
No pricing information was found in any source, so there’s no dollar figure to offer here — budget flexibly and ask directly. It’s also worth asking whether the shaking, netting, and drilling services are bundled into the tree price or charged separately, since the record describes them as offered without specifying cost.
A Yelp snapshot dated February 2026 shows the farm open Wednesday and Friday 2-5pm, and Saturday-Sunday 10am-5pm, closed Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The directory separately mentions a past selling window of 'November 25 to December 11,' which reads like a leftover specific-year date rather than a confirmed recurring pattern — but combined with research notes describing a genuinely short season, the safest read is: go in the first two to three weeks after Thanksgiving, not later.
Not stated directly, but with tree shaking, netting, and drilling services offered on the spot, plan for enough time to have the tree fully prepped before you leave.
Not stated in the record.
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Skip Songer's if you're planning a visit in the final two weeks before Christmas, since research notes specifically describe a short season historically running only about 2-3 weeks (late November into early or mid December), not through Christmas Eve like many other farms in this batch.
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A Yelp snapshot from February 2026 shows Wednesday 2-5pm, Friday 2-5pm, and Saturday-Sunday 10am-5pm, closed Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. A separately-cited 'November 25 to December 11' selling window looks like a leftover specific-year date rather than a confirmed recurring pattern, so treat the weekly-hours schedule as more reliable than that date range.
Yes, notably so. Research notes specifically describe a short season historically running only about 2-3 weeks, from late November into early or mid December — not through Christmas Eve like many other farms in this dataset. Don't assume this farm is open in the final two weeks before Christmas.
Sand Pine, Southern Red Cedar, and Leyland Cypress for cutting, plus potted cedars (3-4 feet) as living trees for those who'd rather plant than cut.
Yes — a saw is provided, and staff shake loose needles out of the cut tree and offer netting. A drill is also available on-site for stands that use a spike.
2026 dates had not been published when we last checked. In past seasons it has run: A Yelp snapshot dated Feb 2026 shows Wed 2-5pm, Fri 2-5pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm (closed Mon/Tue/Thu). The farm's directory listing separately states a specific-year selling window ('November 25 to December 11') that reads as a leftover past-year date rather than a confirmed recurring pattern.. Check with the farm before driving out.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own, and a saw is provided.
5255 Carter Spencer Road, Middleburg, FL 32068, in Clay County. It is one of 2 farms we track in Northeast FL.
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Checked September 2026.