Trees

Christmas Tree

Goderie’s Tree Farm started growing Christmas Trees for retail and wholesale in 1970. The retail Christmas Tree lot officially opens on the day after Thanksgiving, black Friday, and is open 7 days a week thru Christmas Eve.

There are hundreds of pre-cut trees of all sizes, varieties and price ranges to choose from. Fresh cut trees from 3 ft to 18 ft in height are brought in daily.

Varieties currently grown include:

Balsam Fir
Fraser Fir
Black Hill Spruce
Colorado Blue Spruce
White Spruce
Meyer Spruce
White Pine

There is also a large selection of balsam and mixed evergreen wreaths from 12 inches to 72 inches in diameter that can be purchased either plain or decorated.

Other evergreen items available include kissing balls, sprays, garland and bundles of boughs as well as many other related items such as tree stands, wreath hangers, removal bags, tree fountains as well as some handmade crafts from local artists.

Cut Your Own Tree
available on weekends only
A Time Honored Tradition to enjoy with the whole family
Pick Out Your Tree
While the Weather is still Beautiful!
Goderie’s Tree Farm has been letting families Pre-Tag their Christmas tree in the fall. This unique service has been offered for over 25 years and allows the individual or family to come in early in the season while the weather is nice, select their tree and give Goderie’s Tree Farm a pick up date.
Fresh cut trees
brought in daily
There are hundreds of pre-cut trees of all sizes, varieties and price ranges to choose from. Fresh cut trees from 3 ft to 18 ft in height are brought in daily.
EVERGREEN ITEMS
a large selection of balsam and mixed evergreen wreaths
Other evergreen items available include kissing balls, sprays, garland and bundles of boughs as well as many other related items such as tree stands, wreath hangers, removal bags, tree fountains as well as some handmade crafts from local artists.

Goderie’s Tree Farm has been letting families Pre-Tag their Christmas tree in the fall.

This unique service has been offered for over 25 years and allows the individual or family to come in early in the season while the weather is nice, select their tree and give Goderie’s Tree Farm a pick up date.

These trees are the first brought out every day by the harvesting crew.

This has become very popular with many of our customers as it allows them to spend as much time as they wish during nice weather to pick out the perfect tree. It then takes less than 5 minutes to pick up the tree in December.

Many families make a day of it bringing picnic lunches and playing Christmas carols as there are many picnic tables and trash receptacles spread throughout the Farm.

Balsam Fir

It’s time to tag your Christmas Tree!

Goderie’s farm grown Christmas trees have appeared in Times Square holiday events and some of the most beautiful homes in the Adirondacks, too. You could say they’re a New York holiday tradition, and nothing will get you in the holiday spirit like a visit to the farm to pick out your perfect tree. A walk through rows of sweet-smelling fir and silver-green spruce trees on a crisp fall day with the people you love isn’t just a way to spend a day. It’s a way to remember it forever.

How to Choose a Christmas Tree

Goderie's Tree Farm has been making evergreen wreaths, kissing balls, roping, swags, sprays and other custom-made evergreen products for over 25 years.

Goderie's Tree Farm has been making evergreen wreaths, kissing balls, roping, swags, sprays and other custom-made evergreen products for over 25 years.

Hunting for that perfectly plump blueberry at Goderie’s Tree Farm gets you up close and personal with the scenic landscape of the Adirondacks. It’s an opportunity to stretch your legs, breathe in some fresh air, and enjoy some time in nature. It’s also the only way to experience the juicy, sweet flavor of sun-kissed blueberries just plucked from the stem.

Event to promote local Christmas tree cutting at Goderie’s Tree Farm in Johnstown

New York Agriculture and Markets Commissioner Richard Ball and Goderie’s and co-owner Pete Goderie, of Galway, make their way to cut down the tree Monday