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9 spots in the Birmingham area to get your Christmas tree. Plus 2 places with free delivery
Did you know that you can get a live Christmas tree delivered to your home? Several local tree farms and chain stores are making Christmas decorating a little easier this year. And many come with free hot chocolate too. Here are 9 spots around Birmingham where you can pick one, cut one or get one delivered straight to you!
1. Pine Hill Farms
Pine Hill Farms is open now. They offer an old-fashioned experience of cutting your own tree or you can get a pre-cut one. Enjoy live blacksmith demonstrations and tractor tours for free.
- Hours: opened Nov 17th |Monday-Sunday 9AM-6PM
- Location: 538 Pine Hill Circle, Tarrant, AL 35217
- Contact: website | Facebook| Instagram | (205) 841-6766
2. Mountain Scout Tree Lots
Support a local youth program and get a Christmas tree? Holly yes! The Mountain Scout Tree Lots has three different lot locations that offer an assortment of trees lots, garland, wreaths and tree stands.
Enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and candy canes during your visit too.
Vestavia
- Hours: open Nov. 21-Dec. 20 | Monday-Friday 12:30-9PM |Saturday 8AM-9PM Sunday 12:30-9PM
- Location: 741 Montgomery Hwy, Vestavia, AL 35216
- Contact: website | Facebook | (205) 675-0019
Hoover
- Hours: openNov 27-Dec 20 | Monday-Sunday 12:30-9PM
- Location: 5561 Grove Blvd, Hoover, AL 35226
- Contact: website | Facebook | (205) 675-0019
Homewood
- Hours: open Nov 27-Dec 20th|Monday-Sunday 12:30-9PM
- Location: 3001 Independence Dr, Homewood, AL 35209
- Contact: website | Facebook | (205) 675-0019
3. Clear Creek Christmas Tree Farm
Clear Creek Christmas Tree Farm is only open for one weekend this year. Their supply and hours are limited this year while they try to regrow their farm. Make sure to check out their trees and handmade wreaths this weekend before they’re gone.
4. Howell’s Tree Lot
The Howell family has sold Christmas trees in the Birmingham area since 1983. And you can already see their reserved spot in the Cahaba Heights Winn-Dixie parking lot. Each purchase of a tree comes with a complimentary ornament. Call for more details on their delivery and set up services.
5. Beaver Christmas Tree Farm
Beaver Christmas Tree Farm offers cut-your-own trees, wreaths and living potted Christmas trees. Potted Christmas trees are a popular eco-friendly option because you can replant them after the holidays. You also get to enjoy complimentary hot chocolate and hay rides while picking out your trees.
6. Neely Farms
Neely Farms is another family-operated choose and cut tree farm. You can choose one of their own grown trees or Fraser Firs. Neely also offers wreaths, tree flocking and a gift shop. They also offer hot chocolate and spice tea to warm up with around the fire.
7. Old Baker Tree Farm
This historic marker is a must visit in the winter. Visiting this farm comes with hot apple cider, candy canes and hayrides. On December 5 they have tree lighting ceremony with a live nativity scene. For $10, you get hot chocolate, a live choir, a live nativity, hayrides, holiday crafts and Santa visits.
- Hours: open Nov 27-Dec 24 | Monday-Sunday 9AM-’till dark
- Location: 184 Furrow Ln, Harpersville, AL 35078
- Contact: website | Facebook | Instagram | (205) 672-7209
8. Lowe’s
If you don’t want to get out for a tree, Lowe’s has free delivery on Christmas trees and wreaths over $45. This chain has several locations in the area. Check their website to see what trees are offered in your area.
9. Home Depot
Home Depot is also offering free delivery on certain Christmas trees. There are multiple locations across Birmingham to browse or scroll through their selection online. Trees vary by location, so check their website for more details!
We’ve got you covered for unique Christmas decorations too. Check out our directory to find local gems, like Alabama Goods, offering locally made ornaments, or Curly Contessa, selling wrapping paper and holiday bags designed by a local Black artist.
Now tell us, Birmingham, what’s your favorite spot to get a Christmas Tree? Tag us on social @bhamnow and let us know.
