A 46-year family grower that may lean more toward wholesale and landscape sales than a walk-up visitor experience — call before you plan a trip, since there's no published address, hours, or pricing to go on.
No pricing published on the homepage fetched.
Whiteside Evergreens is a smaller, longstanding family operation, running since 1979 under owners Allen and Debbie Whiteside. What sets it apart from most farms in this research is the product mix: alongside fresh-cut Christmas trees, the farm sells balled-and-burlapped evergreens — live trees with the root ball intact, meant to be planted rather than discarded after the season — plus planting services to go with them. If you’ve been looking for a plantable Christmas tree option rather than a cut one, this is one of the few entries in this dataset that explicitly offers it.
This is one of the thinner records in this research, and it’s worth being direct about why. The farm’s website doesn’t publish a street address for a visitor-facing cutting location — it only states that trees are grown across Union and Harrison counties, with the owners based in Marysville. No hours, no pricing, and no clear statement of whether this is a cut-your-own, choose-and-cut, or pre-cut operation turned up anywhere in the sources checked. That combination — real product detail (the balled-and-burlapped option) paired with an absence of basic visitor logistics — suggests this may be an operation oriented more toward wholesale or landscape-trade customers than a typical walk-up family visit, but that’s a reasonable inference rather than something the farm’s site confirms directly.
If you’re picturing a field you can drive to, walk, and cut a tree from that afternoon, this record can’t confirm that’s what you’ll find. The honest, useful thing to do here is call (937) 243-3771 before making any plans, and ask specifically whether there’s a cutting area open to the public, where it’s located, what it costs, and what the current-season hours are. None of those questions can be answered from what’s published, and guessing at any of them would risk sending you on a wasted trip.
The 2025 season was described on the farm’s site as “kicking off” November 22, 2025, though no 2026 date has been posted yet. Treat that only as a rough seasonal marker — when the farm typically starts — rather than a specific date to build a 2026 trip around.
It would be easy to fill the gaps here with plausible-sounding guesses — a typical Union County season length, a rough per-foot price, an assumed set of weekend hours — but none of that would be honest, and this site’s whole value depends on not doing that. A 46-year family operation growing trees across two counties is clearly a real, established business, and the balled-and-burlapped option is a genuine point of difference worth knowing about. What it isn’t, based on everything checked here, is a farm set up to be visited on a whim. Do the calling ahead here, not the guessing.
The 2025 season was said to 'kick off' November 22, 2025, per the farm's own site, but no 2026 date, hours, or specific visitor location have been published.
Unknown. With no confirmed address or hours, this isn't a farm you can plan a specific visit window around yet.
Not documented, and not really answerable from the record — there isn't enough here to characterize typical visitor traffic one way or the other.
Not specified in the record; not even a confirmed street address is available for the visitor-facing location.
Not addressed in the sources reviewed.
Skip if you're looking for a typical cut-your-own visitor experience with a known address, hours, and pricing, since none of that is published, and this farm may be set up more for wholesale or landscape-trade customers than walk-up visitors.
Not documented in the record.
The farm's site doesn't publish a specific street address for visitors — it states trees are grown in Union and Harrison counties, with the owners based in Marysville. Call ahead to get a precise location before visiting.
Yes — balled-and-burlapped evergreens and planting services are offered alongside fresh-cut trees, which sets this farm apart from most cut-only operations in this research.
Not published anywhere in the sources reviewed. Call ahead to ask.
Unclear from the record. The absence of a public address, hours, or pricing suggests it may lean toward wholesale or landscape-trade sales rather than a walk-up cut-your-own experience, but that's an inference, not a confirmed fact — ask when you call.
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. No pricing published on the homepage fetched.
We track 9 farms in Central Ohio, 6 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 9 farms we track in Central Ohio had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Union County. All Central Ohio farms →
Map pin is set to the town centre. Navigate to the street address above, not the pin.
whitesideevergreens.com
Checked September 2026.