Cardinal Tree Farms of Mt Pleasant, SC

08/25/2026

Some Fraser fir transplants can be planted with a mechanical planter pulled by a four-wheel drive tractor, but because of the mountainous terrain in Ashe County (preferred by the Fraser fir), many transplants are hand-planted. However they are set, all transplants have to be heeled into place by hand and foot. 👏

Learn more about Fraser firs and Ashe County at ashecountychristmastrees.com
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08/25/2026

Christmas trees are grown on farms just like any other crop. During the 8+ years of growth, trees will absorb carbon dioxide, produce oxygen, help prevent soil erosion, and provide habitats for wildlife. 🐦‍⬛
The benefits of a real Christmas tree don’t end after it is cut. Every tree that is harvested is quickly replaced with as many as three new seedlings! These new seedlings are planted to start a new generation of trees. Once the holidays are over, your tree can also be recycled into mulch, shoreline restoration material, or compost nutrients for soil. ♻️
Want to learn more about the environmental benefits of choosing a real Christmas tree? Visit www.ashecountychristmastrees.com and https://realchristmastreeboard.com/why-real/ to learn more!

08/25/2026

08/15/2026

Happy Friday!

08/07/2026

A little history on Cardinal Tree Farms! A great family with a long history in the Christmas Tree tradition!

08/07/2026

Happy Friday everyone!

07/22/2026

Keep an eye on our page for special 30th Anniversary events!!

07/04/2026

Happy Independence Day!! Cardinal Tree Farm

🇺🇸 Happy 4th of July from the Cardinal Tree Farm family!🌲

Today we’re celebrating the freedoms we cherish and the country we’re proud to call home.

From our family farm in Ashe County to your home, thank you for supporting American farmers and small businesses.

Wishing you a safe, joyful, and blessed Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙



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12/17/2025

We have officially closed for the 2025 season! Thank you to all who have made this season a success. Merry Christmas and we will see you all next year!!

12/14/2025

Last Day of the 2025 season!! We still have a great selection of 8-9’ trees, 7-8 and 5-6!! Come out and get a free roll of garland with any tree purchase!!