A well-established Boulder County u-cut and pre-cut farm that sold out of trees entirely in 2025, so this is an opening-weekend visit, not a mid-December one.
Not published; contact farm directly. Payment via Square, credit, and debit card confirmed - cash acceptance not confirmed.
Your Neighborhood Christmas Tree Farm has operated in Boulder since 2007, run by Christopher Brown and Elizabeth Black, and per the farm’s own materials it serves a wide swath of the northern Front Range: Boulder, Denver, Louisville, Lafayette, Longmont, Superior, Erie, Westminster, and Broomfield. That’s a bigger service footprint than most single-location farms claim, and it lines up with what the record shows about demand here.
The single most useful fact in this record isn’t a price or a date — it’s that the farm’s own website, checked in late August 2026, stated it was “SOLD OUT of U-cut and Pre-cut trees for 2025,” and had also sold out of wreaths. That confirms the business is active and well-patronized, but it also means anyone reading a 2025-season detail here shouldn’t assume it will still apply, or that trees will still be available, if 2026 plays out the same way. Given no other Colorado entry in this dataset reports a full sellout like this, treat this farm as one where showing up on opening weekend, rather than waiting for a quieter mid-December visit, is the safer plan if getting a specific tree matters to you.
The record confirms both u-cut and pre-cut trees are available, plus living potted trees for anyone who’d rather plant than cut. Nine species are listed: Fraser fir, noble fir, Colorado blue spruce, Scotch pine, grand fir, Douglas fir, balsam fir, concolor fir, and black hills spruce. On-site extras are modest but real: complimentary hot cider, handcrafted wreaths for sale (when in stock), family photo areas, and restrooms. A public-radio feature from KUNC separately reported that the farm has grown trees from seed and given away seedlings, including blue spruce and Douglas fir, to the community as an environmental program — a nice detail about the operation’s character, though it’s a separate initiative from the trees sold for harvest and isn’t confirmed to be running every season.
No price figure for a tree is published anywhere in the sources checked, so there’s genuinely nothing to offer on cost beyond recommending a direct call. One payment detail is worth flagging precisely because it’s unusual for this dataset: the record confirms Square, credit, and debit card payments are accepted, but explicitly notes cash acceptance is not confirmed, distinct from most other entries where the open question is simply “is this cash-only or not.” If cash is your default payment method, confirm before relying on it here.
This is a well-established, community-connected operation with a genuine track record and a broad service area, but the confirmed 2025 sellout is the detail that should drive your planning: go early, bring a card, and don’t count on inventory lasting into December.
No 2026 season dates are published. What is confirmed is that the farm sold out of both u-cut and pre-cut trees, plus wreaths, during the 2025 season, which is a strong signal to plan a visit early in whatever 2026 window opens rather than waiting.
Not stated in the record.
Not measured directly, but a farm that sold out of its full u-cut and pre-cut inventory in 2025 is clearly popular relative to its supply, which points toward opening weekend being the busiest and highest-stakes time to go if you want a specific tree.
Not described in the record.
The record confirms restrooms are available on-site.
Skip this farm if you're planning to visit in mid-December rather than opening weekend, since it sold out of both u-cut and pre-cut trees in 2025, and skip it if you can only pay cash, since the record confirms Square, credit, and debit payments but doesn't confirm cash is accepted.
This farm is also in Boulder County, the same county as two CreekSide Tree Nursery locations elsewhere in this dataset (Niwot and Boulder). If this farm has sold out, either CreekSide location is a reasonable backup to check, though the record doesn't state driving distance between them.
Both are offered, along with living potted trees, per the record.
Not published. The record notes pricing isn't listed online; contact the farm directly.
Not guaranteed. The farm's own site confirmed it sold out of both u-cut and pre-cut trees, and of wreaths, during the 2025 season. If 2026 follows a similar pattern, waiting until mid-December risks finding little or nothing left.
Not confirmed. The record verifies the farm accepts Square, credit, and debit card payments, but cash acceptance specifically is not confirmed either way.
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. Not published; contact farm directly. Payment via Square, credit, and debit card confirmed - cash acceptance not confirmed.
Yes. It's cut-your-own and choose-and-cut (staff cuts it for you).
4340 N 13th St, Boulder, CO 80304, in Boulder County. It is one of 3 farms we track in Front Range CO.
We track 3 farms in Front Range CO, 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.
One caveat worth repeating: this farm had not published its 2026 dates when we last checked, while 0 of the 3 farms we track in Front Range CO had. Treat any date you see elsewhere as last year's until the farm confirms it.
There are 2 other farms we track in Boulder County. All Front Range CO farms →
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Checked September 2026.