CALIFORNIA, Md. – As the 2024 holiday season makes its quick appearance, you may be searching for that perfect Christmas tree to bring in the holiday spirit—not only with the beauty of a real tree but also the wonderful aroma it provides and the meanings behind it. If you’re looking to find that perfect tree and get into the holiday spirit, look no further!
Anne Arundel County:
Homestead Gardens in Davidsonville, Maryland
Homestead Gardens is a large facility that caters to all your plant needs, from small houseplants to large nursery items and everything in between. During the holiday season, the location transforms into a “huge holiday-themed experience” with 23 different themed Christmas trees, each with a story of its own. It also features a large holiday-themed train display that both kids and adults are sure to love, along with lifelike and fresh tree options, poinsettias, holiday-themed wreaths, and much more! To learn more about Homestead Gardens or see what’s in store for the season, visit Homestead Gardens. Don’t miss their Grand Illumination event on Nov. 16, 2024, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Holiday Memories Farm in West River, Maryland
Holiday Memories Farm is a charming “cut-your-own” and pre-cut Christmas tree farm in West River, Maryland. The farm also has a gift shop on the property with a variety of holiday goodies, like hot chocolate bombs that melt into warm milk, local soaps, and much more! This location is beautiful and a perfect spot for family photos. For information on holiday happenings and hours, visit Holiday Memories Farm.
Calvert County:
Scriveners Choose and Cut Christmas Trees in Prince Frederick, Maryland
Scriveners will kick off the Christmas tree season on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1, with a special guest—Santa! Bring your family to Scriveners to share their list with Santa before it’s too late. The farm will also offer hot cocoa and candy canes. For more information, visit Scriveners Choose and Cut Christmas Trees.
Charles County:
Friendship Trees and Christmas Shop in Friendship, Maryland
Friendship Trees is a beautiful Christmas tree farm, perfect for those who love the look of stunning greenery. This “cut-your-own” tree farm offers a variety of tree types, including fir, pine, and spruce, in different shapes and sizes. The location also has a Christmas shop with a variety of holiday items to get you into the cozy spirit! Friendship Trees will be open starting Nov. 29, 2024. To learn more, visit Friendship Trees.
Calvert County:
Hidden Lake Christmas Tree Farm in Port Republic, Maryland
This family-owned Christmas tree farm, run by the Santerre family, is a “choose-and-cut” farm that also features beautiful holiday wreaths, fun activities, pre-cut trees, firewood, and hot cocoa to put you right in the holiday spirit. Hidden Lake opens on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2024. Be sure to check out Hidden Lake Christmas Tree Farm for updates on holiday offerings.
Prince George’s County:
Linden Hill Christmas Tree Farm in Upper Marlboro, Maryland
Linden Hill Christmas Tree Farm offers a charming experience with a snack shack for patrons to enjoy. The farm provides a range of tree options and services tailored to your needs. Linden Hill will open for the season on Nov. 29, 2024, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and will be open Saturdays and Sundays thereafter. Trees can only be purchased with cash or a local check. For more information, visit Linden Hill Christmas Tree Farm.
St. Mary’s County
Mechanicville Optimist Club Christmas Tree Sale at McKay’s and Mechanicville Carnival Lot
The Mechanicsville Optimist Club’s Christmas tree sale dates back to 1983, when it “started with less than 100 trees placed modestly near what is now Rita’s in Charlotte Hall.” Today, the sale has grown to nearly 600 trees. Trees will be available on weekdays from 5 to 9 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. To learn more, visit Mechanicsville Optimist Club.
Whether you’re choosing a lifelike tree, a real one from a local farm, or even one from your local firehouse, we hope you have a safe and joyful start to the holiday season. If you purchase a real tree, be sure to use proper care to extend its longevity. For care tips, visit the National Christmas Tree Association. Happy tree hunting!
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