Allandale Farm

I have bought my Christmas Tree from Allendale Farm's for the past 7 years. I always pay extra for the Fraser Fir (less shedding of the needles and it is supposed to be the "best" tree). This year, I bought my tree after Thanksgiving and put it in the stand. I am used to Christmas trees being thirsty for the first week or two and then you have to water them 2-3 days. I immediately filled my stand with water; close to the brim. It never drank any water, meaning the 6 weeks I had my tree I not once put water in it after the initial time. It didn't have that pine tree smell, it was constantly losing needles and was obscenely dry (dryer then what I am used to). The only conclusion I can come up with is they had cut this tree or received it months before selling OR I bought an extremely dead tree. When I took it down the other day (Jan 4th); I noticed how dry it was and the amount of needles that fell off from when I initially got it was substantial. I've been buying fresh trees for 4 decades, this was a let down. Especially when you pay over $200 for a 6 foot tree. I wouldn't suggest buying from here, go to Home Depot/Lowe's or where ever they sell trees and save the money.
Dec 21st, 2023

Fresh vegetables straight out of the farm, there are many other items apart from the fresh vegetables
Dec 5th, 2023

great produce
Nov 23rd, 2023

Helpful staff, variety of trees and decorations. Great experience
Nov 12th, 2023

We love this farm. Always great produce, and everything else. Worth the stop just to see Curtis and Willard the highland cattle!
Nov 6th, 2023