Over 20 years ago Applewood Farm began selling Christmas trees. Since that time the farm has evolved into a place where families love to create special memories by enjoying a unique day in the country. In an effort to add to the enjoyment of our visitors, in 1997 we decided to add live reindeer to the growing list of animals at the farm. Hollyberry, our first Alaskan reindeer, arrived on the farm during that summer. In the Spring of 2000 we purchased a bull (male) and 3 cows (females).

FreshChristmasTree.com delivers the very best Christmas trees and wreathes right to your doorstep. We have cut, boxed and mailed (mail order) Christmas trees, and wreaths, since 1992. Our Christmas trees and wreaths went to customers in 36 states in 2001. We carefully put our perfectly shaped Christmas trees and wreaths in wax-lined cartons and time their shipment to arrive when specified. You will be more than satisfied with our service. Tree care information and a tree removal bag are enclosed.

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Directions: On Route 711(Williams Gap Road), 1/2 mile north of Route 7, near Bluemont, VA (16 miles west of Leesburg, 18 miles east of Winchester).
Hours: 9 a.m.-dark, daily, December 1-9, 2001; call for 2002 dates.
Products: Choose-and-cut Douglas fir, Norway spruce, Scotch pine, and some Colorado blue spruce. 2001 - 40,000 trees, but a limited number over 7 ft. 2002 - Supply looks very promising. Call or check our Web site for detailed information. We have wreaths from our greenery.
Services: Beautiful setting on slope of the Blue Ridge with panoramic views. Gravel based parking area. Provided free are hot cider, use of a hand saw, machine shaking your tree clean, netting your tree for ease of transportation, drilling for "stand straight" stands, twine, and assistance in cutting and loading. Voted Loudoun County's "Best Christmas Tree Farm" three successive years in "Leesburg Today's Best of Everything Poll."
Tel : (540) 554-8323

Directions: From the Beltway, Route 66 west to Route 50 west (Fair Oaks), 10.5 miles to left on 621, then 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location). From Route 28 and Route 50, Route 50 west, 4.5 miles to left on Route 621, 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location). From South Riding, left on 621 (Elk Lick Road), 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location). From Manassas, north on Route 28, then as from Centreville. From Centreville, north on Route 28 to Route 50 west, 4.5 miles to left on 621, then 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location). From Gilbert's Corner, Route 50 east, 5.5 miles to right on Route 621, then 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location). From Warrenton, Gainsville, The Plains, Haymarket, Route 15 north to Gilbert's Corner, right on Route 50 east, 5.5 miles to right on 621, then 2 miles to end of road, at "T" turn right, go 0.5 mile and follow signs (0.5 mile to location).
Hours: 7:30 a.m. to dark, Monday-Saturday; 9 a.m. to dark, Sunday, November 29-December 24.
Products: Beautifully sheared and shaped tabletops to skyscrapers, 4 to 22 ft.; Choose-and-cut white pine, Scotch pine, red cedar, Norway spruce; very limited Douglas fir and blue spruce. Pre-cut Fraser fir, Douglas fir to 12 ft., wreaths, stands, firewood and greenery for sale. Special rates for church, youth and non-profit groups for trees (please order early). Also, live (plant a memory) balled and burlapped white pine, Norway spruce, white spruce, and Scotch pine.

Christmas tree farming is a major agricultural industry in Virginia with more than a million trees harvested and sold annually from hundreds of farms throughout the state. Virginia Christmas tree growers offer a wide selection of trees in a wide range of sizes. Consumers may choose and cut their own tree or purchase a freshly cut or live tree. The "choose and cut" farm has renewed the tradition of the entire family selecting and cutting the family Christmas tree.