Find the perfect tree
and make a memory.
We work your round to deliver the best experience and the perfect tree.
Here at Raulston Acres, we want you to choose that special tree that is just right for you! All our trees are planted by hand, and great care is taken to give you the highest quality tree stock from which to choose.
Prices vary throughout the farm, but generally, you can expect to spend around $9 per foot on farm-grown trees, making an average 6' tree about $54 (+tax).
Murray Cypress
Best Seller, good limbs for hanging ornaments, good green color, very little fragrance, little to no shedding, long-lasting with proper care.
Blue Ice Cypress
Popular “novelty “ tree, blue in color, little citrus fragrance, little to no shedding, fairly long lasting with care.
Carolina Sapphire
Blue/gray in color, distinct heavier citrus/mint fragrance, good for lights- not so for hanging ornaments, a good “3 week” tree.
Virginia Pine
Green in color, good pine fragrance, needle retention is good, good, lasting tree with care.
White Pine
Deeper green than Virginia pine, good needle retention, good lasting tree with care.
Douglas Fir
Grown in Oregan so they are precut and kept out of the sun and in water, great fragrance, a long-lasting tree with proper care.
Due to higher than normal demand, the Douglas Fir is priced around $12 to $13 per foot of height, making a 6 ft tree rice about $72 to $78 plus sales tax.
Larger sizes might be a bit more per foot.
GREEN GIANT
This is a new variety with fairly strong limbs and a wonderful fragrance.
TIPS FOR YOUR PERFECT TREE…
Before you go, be sure to pick out a good location in your home to place the tree. It should be away from a heat source - especially a fireplace. Also, consider how much height can you handle? You need at least a foot between the top of your tree and your ceiling.
When you visit us, select your tree and cut it as close to the ground as you can. (Or we can cut it for you.) We’ll shake it out for you, getting rid of any debris that could end up on your floor, wrap it up and make it ready for the trip home.
When you get home, take a handsaw and cut about an inch from its base, which makes it easier for water to be absorbed - that helps keeps the tree greener longer.
Keep your tree green by placing it in a good sturdy stand that holds about a gallon and a half of water. Keep plenty of water in the base, because when the base dries, your tree starts to die.
When you decorate the tree, be safety conscious and use only properly inspected lighting.