FAQS
Can we tag a tree prior to cutting it down at a later date?
We open on 29 November for tree tagging : the best way to secure your ideal tree while keeping it fresh until Christmas.
By tagging your tree, you get to choose exactly the one you love, and it will be reserved just for you. You can collect your tree anytime up to 21 December 2025. Payment is required upfront, ensuring your tree is ready and waiting when you’re ready to take it home. Don’t miss the chance to make your Christmas truly special with a tree picked by you!
What are your prices?
Pricing depends on height and variety of the trees, but 80% of all trees are $60 to $75. As a premium tree they will be in a higher price range as they take much longer to grow.
How can we pay?
This year we will be able to offer EFTPOS payments as well as Cash. We will not be accepting Bank Transfers unless orders are placed via email.
Do you offer home delivery ?
Yes! We deliver trees to your home on selected dates for your convenience. Please contact us or check the available delivery dates when placing your order.
Delivery fees and dates for 2025 :
Morrinsville | Te Aroha | Matamata | Cambridge |
|---|---|---|---|
$10.00 | $12.00 | $15.00 | $15.00 |
2/12 & 5/12 | 3/12 | 3/12 | 4/12 |
What sizes are your trees?
They begin at about 1.5m (5 feet approx) and go up to about 6 to 7 feet (Over 2m). 90% of our trees are around 6ft or 1.8m.
Can we cut them ourselves and how does this work?
We can cut them for you or you can use our saws yourself. We try to maximise the trunk length and cut them as low as possible.
What is a Norway Spruce Tree?
Norway Spruce is a traditional Christmas tree, popular since Victorian times. It has short, pointed bright green needles, a triangular shape, attractive red-brown bark, a rich conifer fragrance, and a broad, bushy base.
Growth: Medium in New Zealand; 6 ft–8 ft (2 m) in about 6 years.
Popular in Europe and North America.
We currently have Norway Spruce available for sale.
What is a Douglas Fir Tree?
Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) is a popular Christmas tree species with short needles and bright green new growth stems.
Care: Lasts about 4 weeks indoors if properly watered. Drooping new growth can recover if placed in water or trimmed.
Allergies: Considered better for allergy sufferers.
Growth: Ready for harvest in 3–4 years, slightly quicker than Norway Spruce.
We have a range of Douglas Fir trees to suit all budgets.
What is a Radiata Pine tree?
Radiata Pine is New Zealand’s most popular Christmas tree, with a mild scent and soft long needles.
Origin: Native to a small island off California, USA.
Growth: Fast-growing and hardy; can reach over 2 m in 2–3 years.
Availability: Varying sizes available with good lasting qualities if cared for properly.
How can we keep our tree fresh ?
To help your Christmas tree last as long as possible, keep it in a cool location away from heat sources, and water it regularly after cutting. When you purchase a tree, we will also provide a Christmas Tree Care Card with tips and instructions to make sure your tree stays healthy and beautiful throughout the festive season.
Are there activities for children and the family ?
Yes! Our farm offers a fun family experience, including walks between the trees, photo opportunities, and small activities for children. There are also food stalls and refreshments, making your visit festive and enjoyable for all ages. The date of the family day activities will be announced on our social media, so be sure to follow us to stay updated.
Can we take some photos in the farm ?
Absolutely! You are welcome to enjoy the festive atmosphere, walk through the farm, and take photos even if you don’t purchase a tree. Please tag us on the photo !
Contact Us
Opening Hours
Open for Selecting, Tagging & Cutting of Trees from 9am Sat 29th November 2025
Monday-Friday 4:00pm - 7:30pm
Saturday & Sunday 9:00am - 7:30pm
