Molalla Tree Farms

Greg Smith owns and operates Molalla Tree Farms. A third generation farmer, Greg prides himself in a vast knowledge of agricultural practices to cultivate the best possible quality of christmas trees. Molalla Tree Farms encompasses over 200 acres specializing in Doug, Grand, Noble and Nordmann Firs.

Contact at www.molallatreefarms.com

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Trout Creek Tree Farm

Trout Creek Tree Farm was founded in 1998 by Tom Norby and Terri Barnes. With the initial purchase of 40 acres in the foothills of the western side of Cascade Mountians near Corbett Oregon. Situated at 900 feet of elevation, the farm is perfectly situated to grow Noble fir. The first trees were planted in the Spring of 1999 and we have been growing ever since. In 2004 we added to our farm with the purchase of an additional 40 acres just up the road. We are now well into our second rotation of growing Christmas trees. Over the years we have also added Nordman fir and Turkish fir to our rotation. We are not an organic farm, but we do take the environment into consideration as we manage our farm.

Contact Trout Creek at www.troutcreektreefarm.com

Bob Gray's Christmas Tree Farm

Sward Tree Farm

Noble firs grow well here at the 1500ft. elevation with the cooler temperatures and abundant precipitation. Nobles naturally have an open-layered look - ideal for hanging ornaments. To maintain this characteristic and the unique form of each tree, annual shaping of each tree is done with hand pruners. Therefore a variety of width and density can be found amongst the trees which range from 3ft. tabletops to hard to find 12 footers. Buyers are encouraged to visit the field to mark the trees that meet their tastes. Small orders are welcome and are often combined with orders from other members within the Oregon Christmas Tree Growers Association.

As a small grower of nobles for over twenty years, I can assure you that each order is importantand gets my individual attention. Trees are cut as close to the shipping date as possible to ensure maximum freshness. The use of chemicals on the trees and soil are kept to a bare minimum - weeds are often hoed instead of sprayed - to maintain the natural checks and balances.

U-cut opportunities are available on the weekends in December. Call or email for dates and times.