Buy Local Delaware: Christmas Tree Guide

Firs, spruces, and pines are part of Delaware’s winter heartbeat. Across the state, more than 30 farmers work year-round to grow fresh Christmas trees, shaping and caring for them through every season.
It typically takes seven to ten years for a Christmas tree to reach about seven feet tall. When you choose a Delaware-grown tree, you’re not just decorating your home—you’re supporting local families, farmland, and a long tradition of holiday farming in the First State.
Below is a simple, county-by-county guide to help you find your next tree.
Sussex County Christmas Tree Farms
Balsam Acres
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Address: 8428 Sharptown Road (Route 24), Laurel, DE 19956
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Phone: (302) 875-4952
B & B Evergreens
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Address: 35968 Zion Church Road, Frankford, DE 19945
Coastal Christmas Trees
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Address: 16109 Hudson Road, Milton, DE 19968
Don’s Tree Farm
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Address: 6396 Hickman Road, Greenwood, DE 19950
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Phone: (302) 349-0555
Kent County Christmas Tree Farms
Dyer’s Tree Farm
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Address: 36 Lake Drive, Moore’s Lake, Dover, DE 19901
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Phone: (302) 734-2111
Fir Tree Acres
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Address: 2216 Woodlytown Road, Magnolia, DE 19962
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Phone: (302) 697-7396
Gaines Christmas Tree Farm
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Address: 1948 Hopkins Cemetery Road, Harrington, DE 19952
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Phone: (302) 398-0185
Poynter’s Tree Farm and Christmas Shop
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Address: 13480 South DuPont Highway, Felton, DE 19943
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Phone: (302) 284-4801
Spence’s Tree Farm
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Address: 19 Ruyter Drive, Frederica, DE 19946
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Phone: (302) 335-4460
Turning Pointe Farm
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Address: 5395 Westville Road, Hartly, DE 19953
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Phone: (302) 492-0231
New Castle County Christmas Tree Farms
Clark Tree Farm
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Address: 104 Clark Farm Road & Blackbird Greenspring Road, Smyrna, DE 19977
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Phone: (302) 653-7979
Coleman’s Christmas Tree Farm
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Address: 550 Silver Run Road, Middletown, DE 19709
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Phone: (302) 378-8949
Hundred Acre Farms
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Address: 2124 Vandyke Greenspring Road, Smyrna, DE 19977
McCarthy Tree Farm
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Address: 1061 Dutch Neck Road, Middletown, DE 19709
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Phone: (302) 836-3171
Planning Your Tree-Hunting Trip
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Call ahead: Hours, inventory, and available services (like tree shaking or baling) can change throughout the season.
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Bring the basics: Gloves, rope or straps for securing your tree, and a blanket or tarp to protect your vehicle.
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Ask about varieties: Many farms offer different types of firs, spruces, and pines—each with its own look, scent, and needle retention.
If you need help choosing where to go, use your local Christmas tree map or farm directory to see which locations are closest and what each farm offers.
Buying local keeps your holidays fresh, supports Delaware agriculture, and turns picking the tree into a tradition of its own.