Olsommer Tree Farm

Hard to believe another Christmas season is coming!! Dad and Logan are already filling orders for Wreaths!
This year Dad has decided to just sell wreaths. He just loves making them! There will be a lot to choose from so call ahead to order your Olsommer wreath!!!
Don’t worry we have been busy planting trees in the off season so soon we will have plenty of fresh trees to harvest!!

We will not be open this season.

May everyone a very Happy Holiday
Season!

The Tree farm will be closed this Sunday due to excessive rain in forecast.

We will be closing on Sunday due to weather forecast for rain.

We had a very busy opening weekend! Thank you!! Trees
Are available while supplies last.

We will have plenty of fresh wreaths ready this weekend !!

Coupons are available in Our Town and Pike County Dispatch.

Merry Christmas !!

Our District Office in Dallas is decked out for Christmas with our annual wreath from Olsommer Tree Farm in Wayne County. Wishing you a joyous holiday season!

Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!!

The Tree Farm will be open tomorrow 9 am to dark. The Farm will be open
On weekends for the season while trees last. Signs will direct you to the
Appropriate field.

There will be wreaths, swags, & more
While supplies last!

Hope to see you all soon!

Olsommer Tree Farm

Open at the house rest of season. Special for all pre cut trees. $30 for any tree on the rack. They are Douglas Fir 6 to 9 feet! Free shaking, bailing, and drilling! Come out and enjoy the snow!!!

Dad is still making quality wreaths!!!

We will have plenty of wreaths and trees at the farm on the pre-cut rack and in the field! Douglas Fir!!!

Farm is open on weekends.

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

Just a reminder that the Farm will be open on Friday and weekends throughout the season.

See you soon!!

We would like to wish everyone a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year!! Hope to see you all in 2022!!!

If you see these on your Christmas trees, DON'T crush them, it is a Preying Mantis egg sack. We have seen a lot this season on our tree limbs. Simply cut that branch off and put it outside in a protected spot, so it can hatch in June!