Treehouse Nursery

Our take

Treehouse Nursery has been a family-owned business for 32 years, but it is primarily known as a large annual-flower and container-plant grower rather than a dedicated Christmas tree farm. The choose-and-cut tree season is a seasonal addition to that core nursery business, and that distinction matters for how much you should trust the hours and details available.

The hours gap that matters most

The only hours found in the sources checked are the nursery’s general, year-round listing: Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., closed Sunday. Those are real, sourced hours, but they were not confirmed to match the Christmas-tree-season hours specifically. A garden-supply business open six days a week does not necessarily run its seasonal tree lot on the exact same schedule. If you are planning a visit around these hours, call ahead to confirm they apply to the tree season before you go.

What the tree visit looks like

The farm’s directory listing describes customers walking the rows to select a tree, consistent with a standard choose-and-cut setup. Beyond that, no tree species, pricing, cutting policy, customer versus staff, or saw provision information turned up anywhere checked. That is a real gap for planning purposes. There is no honest way to tell you what you will pay or what you will be choosing from before you call.

A rating worth noting, cautiously

Aggregator listings cite a Google rating around 4.7 from about 176 reviews. That is a solid number on its face, but it has not been independently verified here, and it likely reflects the nursery’s overall business rather than the tree season specifically, given how much larger a role the nursery side plays in this business. Treat it as a mildly encouraging signal, not a guarantee.

Parking and accessibility

Nothing specific is documented, but as a retail nursery and garden center rather than a rural field operation, paved customer parking is a reasonable inference, not a confirmed fact, just a difference worth noting from some of the field-based farms elsewhere in this research.

A seasonal add-on, not the main business

Because Christmas trees are a seasonal addition rather than the reason this business exists, it is reasonable to expect a smaller or less specialized tree selection than a farm built around trees alone, though the record does not state the size of the tree inventory either way, so treat that as a general inference rather than a confirmed limitation. On the upside, being attached to a full garden center means the property has infrastructure a single-purpose tree lot might lack, staff, a retail building, and presumably restrooms, though none of that is confirmed specifically for the tree-buying part of a visit.

Bottom line

Treehouse Nursery brings three decades of local nursery credibility to a seasonal tree offering, but nothing about the tree season’s specific hours, pricing, or species has been confirmed independently of the nursery’s general, year-round listing. Call before you go.