A small, newer family farm with over 16,000 trees, but almost nothing about pricing, hours, season dates, or even its exact address is publicly documented yet, so this is very much a call-first listing.
Taproot Tree Farm is a smaller, newer operation than most others in this directory, started in 2014 by owner Jamie Aspenson and her husband. It has grown to over 16,000 trees on 10 acres, according to a 2025 NBC Boston segment on Black Friday tree-farm business that specifically featured the farm and noted steady customer interest despite that year’s weather.
This is one of the thinnest records in this batch, and it’s worth being direct about that rather than papering over it. No phone number was found in any source reviewed. No pricing was found. No confirmed street address was found, meaning the coordinates used for this listing represent Stow’s city center rather than Taproot’s actual farm location. No 2026 hours or season dates were found either. A 2025 opening weekend of November 22-23 turned up in coverage, but that’s a single data point from last year, not a pattern you can extrapolate into 2026.
None of this means Taproot isn’t a legitimate, worthwhile place to get a tree. A newer, smaller family operation with 16,000 trees and enough local media attention to draw an NBC Boston crew is a real farm doing real business. It simply means the standard public information trail that exists for longer-established farms, like posted pricing pages or detailed hours, hasn’t caught up yet, which is genuinely common for a farm still building out its online presence.
Because Taproot is smaller than well-established neighbors like Davagian Tree Farm or Cranston’s Christmas Tree Farm, it’s reasonable to expect it could run through its best larger trees earlier in the season, simply due to having fewer trees planted overall. That’s a general inference based on scale, not a documented fact about this specific farm’s sell-out history.
If you want to visit Taproot, the most useful next step is checking the farm’s Facebook page or website directly closer to Thanksgiving, since that’s likely to have more current information than what’s captured in this record. If you’d rather have confirmed pricing and hours before you commit to a plan, several other Central Massachusetts farms in this directory currently offer more complete information.
Even without confirmed dates for Taproot specifically, the general rhythm of a Massachusetts tree season is worth keeping in mind: most cut-your-own farms in this part of the state open the day after Thanksgiving and see their heaviest traffic, and their best selection get picked over, on that opening weekend. If Taproot follows a similar pattern to its 2025 opening weekend of November 22-23, a visit in the first week or two after Thanksgiving is a reasonable bet for a smaller farm with a limited number of trees planted. That’s a general inference about how small New England tree farms typically behave, not a confirmed fact about Taproot’s own 2026 plans, so weigh it accordingly against whatever you learn from a direct call or a look at the farm’s Facebook page closer to the season.
Unknown. No 2026 season dates, days-of-week schedule, or hours were found in sources reviewed. A 2025 opening weekend of November 22-23 was reported but is specific to that year and shouldn't be assumed to repeat in 2026.
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Skip planning any specific date or budget around this farm until you've confirmed hours, pricing, and current season status directly, since none of that is documented in sources reviewed.
Taproot is in Stow, in Middlesex County. Doe Orchards in nearby Harvard and Davagian Tree Farm in Sutton are other options in this directory with more complete pricing and hours information if Taproot's logistics prove hard to pin down before you plan to visit.
Not published in any source reviewed for this research. No pricing information is currently available.
Not documented. A 2025 opening weekend of November 22-23 was reported in local coverage, but that date is specific to 2025 and doesn't tell you when the farm opens in 2026.
The farm is in Stow, Massachusetts, but a confirmed street address wasn't found in sources reviewed, so the location used in this listing is a city-center coordinate rather than the farm's exact address.
Owner Jamie Aspenson and her husband started the farm in 2014, and it now has over 16,000 trees on 10 acres, according to NBC Boston coverage.
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.
Stow, MA 01775, in Middlesex County. It is one of 8 farms we track in Central Massachusetts.
We track 8 farms in Central Massachusetts, 8 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 4 of the 8 farms we track in Central Massachusetts had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 5 other farms we track in Middlesex County. All Central Massachusetts farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
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Checked September 2026.