Wolverine Tree Farm

12/01/2022

Late notice, our page was hijacked and I couldn't add or edit. We apologize for the confusion.
Wolverine Tree farm will not be selling Christmas trees this year. (2022). The field that we sold them from is finished. We will continue with our landscape tree harvest in the spring. I really miss the Christmas tree program, it was so fun to see the children running through the trees with such excitement. To everyone who enjoyed it with us, we hope you and your‘s have a very Merry Christmas.

10/16/2022

11/22/2021

I apologize that I’m late posting this.

The past two years we decided to thin an overgrown field of Serbian spruce trees by selling them as “you cut” Christmas trees. We had an incredibly busy year last season and the field is nearly complete. We will again be cutting the remainder of the crowded trees and I expect them to go quickly judging by the interest expressed so far. I don’t expect them to to last more than a weekend or two. We will not start cutting until Saturday the 27th.
An unusually late digging season this year, I’m trying to wrap it up so I am transplanting a few trees that Saturday morning so the cutting will have to start later that day. I apologize for any inconvenience.

For those who cannot make it to the forest this year check us out. With the light snow season thus far it might be a good year to harvest from the forests.
Commercial Christmas trees are in short supply nationwide this year. I’ve had buyers calling the past two months looking from as far away as Maine and Michigan.

07/01/2021

Unusually hot summer days requires additional water for newly transplanted or bare root planted trees. The term “new” refers to any trees planted within the past three years. These trees have an abbreviated root system and they need a good deep watering twice a week if the temperatures exceed 85 degrees. If you have sandy loam soil such as the soil up on the foothills and benches even one more additional watering per week will keep your new trees happy. If your buds haven’t opened on your spruce trees this year it’s because the tree is conserving energy in the extreme heat. Heavy watering those trees can force a late bud opening. Stunted or late bud grown is a sign of dehydration. Also look for needle dropping. Again, water heavily and the tree should stop dropping its needles. Don’t let anyone tell you you’re overwatering your spruce. I usually resuscitate a sick tree with heavy flooding for more than an hour every other day or every day for sandy loam soil. I’ve had customers flood their field once a week and the trees stand in 12” of water for 12-14 hours at a time. Those trees have done wonderfully. A new tree is like a flower cutting. The newly dug roots are like drinking straws and need wet water, not damp soil until the new roots are developed.

03/28/2021

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their information in their About section.

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their information in their About section.

11/25/2020

11/23/2018

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their business hours.

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their business hours.

10/08/2017

Photos from Wolverine Tree Farm's post

07/26/2017

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their website address.

Wolverine Tree Farm updated their website address.

02/24/2015

Wolverine Tree Farm 2010

10/06/2013

70 trees planted in one day. I've never worked so hard but this view made it all seem a lot less painful. We finished at 1:00am so the finished photos will follow later.

04/04/2012

Timeline photos

11/25/2010

New spring growth 2010

11/25/2010

Snow blankets the trees ending the 2010 season

11/25/2010

Wolverine Tree Farm 2010