A long-running Snohomish farm that opens the day after Thanksgiving and sells trees until it runs out rather than closing on a fixed date, which cuts both ways: no rigid deadline, but real risk of limited selection if you wait.
Wintergreen Tree Farm is one of the more reliably dated farms in this research: its own site confirms a November 27, 2026 opening, the day after Thanksgiving. What it doesn’t offer is a fixed closing date — the farm’s own wording describes selling trees “until we’re out,” which is a meaningfully different model from a farm that runs a set number of weeks regardless of demand.
This cuts two ways. On one hand, there’s no rigid deadline forcing you to visit by a specific date the way a farm with a hard close might. On the other, it means the farm’s own operating model explicitly ties availability to how quickly trees move, not to a calendar. If a specific size, height, or species matters to your family, that argues for visiting closer to opening day rather than treating “sometime in December” as safely flexible. Nothing in the record states exactly how quickly the farm typically sells out, so this is a general caution based on the stated model, not a specific past-year data point.
Unlike several strictly u-cut farms nearby, Wintergreen offers both precut and cut-your-own trees, according to the record. That flexibility is worth knowing if your group is split between someone who wants the full field experience and someone who’d rather grab a tree that’s already down and ready to go.
A 2022 local guide described a gift shop, scheduled Santa visits, and a bonfire with free hot cider as part of the Wintergreen experience. Those details weren’t independently reconfirmed on the farm’s current site during this research pass, so treat them as a reasonable expectation based on the farm’s history rather than a guarantee for 2026. If any of these specifically matter to your visit — Santa’s schedule in particular — a call ahead to confirm is worth the few minutes it takes.
The record contains no price_from and no price_note, so there’s nothing here to reason about in dollar terms for either the precut or u-cut option. Budget flexibly and ask when you arrive, or call the farm at 425-263-9686 ahead of time if firming up a number matters to your planning.
Wintergreen gives you a real, confirmed opening date to build a plan around — a genuine advantage over farms in this batch with no dates at all — but its sell-until-gone model means that date is really a starting line, not a safe reason to wait. Go early if a specific tree matters to you.
The farm's own site confirms a 2026-11-27 opening (the day after Thanksgiving) with no fixed closing date — it sells until inventory runs out. Given that, visiting sooner after opening gives you better odds of a full selection than waiting.
Not stated in the record. With both precut and u-cut options plus a gift shop, this could be a quick precut purchase or a longer u-cut outing depending on which route you choose.
Not stated in the record. A confirmed opening-day date with no fixed close likely draws steady traffic through the season rather than concentrating around a single weekend.
Not described in the record.
Not addressed in the source. The availability of precut trees offers an option for visitors who don't want to cut their own.
Skip waiting until late in the season if you want the best selection — the farm sells until it's out of trees rather than holding inventory to a fixed closing date.
Stocker Farms and Promised Land U-Cut Christmas Trees are both also in Snohomish if Wintergreen's selection runs low or its hours don't fit your schedule.
November 27, 2026 — the day after Thanksgiving — per the farm's own site.
No fixed end date. The farm's own wording is that it sells trees until it's out, so there's no scheduled closing date to plan around.
Both options are offered, per the record, which distinguishes it from farms that are strictly u-cut only.
A 2022 local guide described a gift shop, Santa visits, and a bonfire with free hot cider, but these weren't independently reconfirmed on the farm's current site for this research pass.
Opens November 27, 2026 (closing date not published).
Pricing was not published when we last checked.
Yes. It's cut-your-own.
13606 S Machias Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290, in Snohomish County. It is one of 4 farms we track in Snohomish Valley WA.
We track 4 farms in Snohomish Valley WA, 3 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has a gift shop or farm market, which most Snohomish Valley WA farms on our list do not.
There are 3 other farms we track in Snohomish County. All Snohomish Valley WA farms →
wintergreentreefarm.com · snohomishtalk.com
Checked September 2026.