One of the few Christmas tree farms in Middle Georgia rather than the North Georgia mountains, part of a year-round agritourism operation that the owner has described as running until Christmas Eve 'if we have to' — implying it may sell out or close earlier some years.
Southern Cypress Christmas Tree Farm occupies an unusual spot in this research batch: it’s in East Dublin, part of Middle Georgia, rather than the North Georgia mountain belt where most of the farms researched here are clustered. For anyone in Middle Georgia who doesn’t want to make the drive up into Union, Lumpkin, or Walker County for a tree, that’s a genuinely practical reason to consider this farm specifically.
The farm’s own site and family-owned-since-2016 framing point to something more than a single-purpose Christmas tree lot: this same property also runs a pumpkin patch each fall and an Easter egg hunt each spring. That pattern — building a farm business around three different seasonal draws rather than just one — suggests the operators have invested in agritourism infrastructure that likely carries over in some form to the Christmas season, even though the specific tree-season amenities aren’t detailed beyond the trees and wreaths themselves.
Rather than a stated calendar date, the most useful timing information here comes from the owner directly, quoted in local news coverage as saying, “we open the weekend before Thanksgiving and we sell them up till Christmas Eve if we have to.” That’s worth reading carefully. Resolved against the 2026 calendar, where Thanksgiving falls on November 26, that phrase points to roughly November 21 through December 24 — but it’s an approximation built from a relative description, not a confirmed 2026 commitment from the farm’s current site. More importantly, the phrase “if we have to” implies selling trees that late isn’t the norm so much as a fallback if inventory holds out, which is a signal that this farm may sell through its trees and close before Christmas Eve in some years.
The farm’s own site confirms Murray cypress, Carolina Sapphire, and Fraser fir as the tree varieties, sold cut-your-own. Wreaths are handmade to order rather than sold pre-made off a shelf, which is a nice, specific touch, though the record doesn’t address turnaround time or cost for that service.
No pricing, hours, or saw-provided details were found in any source checked for this farm. That’s a real gap for trip planning, and calling 478-279-2528 ahead of a visit is the direct way to close it, particularly given the uncertainty around exactly how late into December the farm’s inventory will last.
Southern Cypress is a practical, closer-to-home option for Middle Georgia visitors and part of a broader multi-season farm operation, but the owner’s own description suggests the season’s true end date depends on how quickly the trees sell, so earlier is safer than later if you want to be sure trees are still available.
The owner has described the season as opening the weekend before Thanksgiving and running, if inventory lasts, until Christmas Eve. Based on that description and the 2026 calendar (Thanksgiving falls November 26), that resolves approximately to November 21 through December 24 — an approximation from the owner's own words, not a stated 2026 calendar commitment from the farm.
Not stated directly, but since this is one stop on a multi-season farm that also runs a fall pumpkin patch and a spring Easter egg hunt, the tree-shopping visit itself is likely a standard cut-your-own trip rather than a specially built-out holiday destination.
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Skip Southern Cypress if you're planning a visit very late in the season, since the owner's own comment that trees sell 'up till Christmas Eve if we have to' suggests the farm may run out and close earlier in some years, and skip it if you need confirmed hours or pricing before committing to the trip.
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No. Southern Cypress is in East Dublin, part of Middle Georgia, making it one of relatively few Christmas tree farms in this research batch located outside the mountain counties.
Murray cypress, Carolina Sapphire, and Fraser fir, per the farm's own site.
The owner has described it as opening the weekend before Thanksgiving and running until Christmas Eve 'if we have to,' which for 2026 approximates to November 21 through December 24. This is an approximation from a relative description, not a confirmed calendar date from the farm.
Yes. It also runs a pumpkin patch in the fall and an Easter egg hunt in the spring, suggesting a year-round agritourism operation rather than a trees-only business.
November 21 – December 24, 2026.
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
851 L.C. Pope Road, East Dublin, GA 31027, in Laurens County. It is one of 3 farms we track in Middle Georgia.
We track 3 farms in Middle Georgia, 2 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.
Its season runs about 34 days against a regional average of 34, so it is broadly in line with the rest of the region.
What sets it apart locally: it has wreaths and garland for sale, which most Middle Georgia farms on our list do not.
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
southerncypresschristmastreefarm.com · 13wmaz.com
Checked September 2026.