Miller Tree

This was an okay place. Parking was adequate if you don’t have a trailer. They do not have paved lots so bring boots because you’ll be walking in a lot of mud and dirt. We were not greeted by anyone– none of the employees said anything to us upon arrival. We walked around until we found the saws and carts on our own– which was easy. They had a nice large fire going in a pit and refreshments, and a sign telling you how to care for your tree. After traipsing around the lots on both sides of the road we were disappointed with the stock. It would be pointful if they had signs directing you to where certain species of trees were, as some people are looking for a specific variety. We asked someone where the blue spruce trees were and they had them in a lot down the road. We never would have found this out if we didn’t ask. This lot had a much healthier selection of trees and we found our blue spruce, finally. I’d like to note that walking through the farm was a hassle as they were loaded with tall weeds and thorny, nasty vines. Almost all trees had a pricker vine running through it and removing them from our tree was a nuisance. I’d be happier if they had well-​groomed fields! Pulling out thorns from my clothes was not fun.

Went here today with my sister and her family to get a christmas tree. We attempted several other tree farms, but were displeased with them for a variety of reasons. One guy didn’t allow dogs and his trees were under ugly high powered electric lines, another looked too shoddy, and the one they used to go to was closed for the season.
This family owned farm was the right place! As soon as we arrived, we were greeted by the jolly owner. He gave us a great story how his grandfather bought the place back in 1929 and barely survived the great depression. It used to be an animal farm up into the 70’s. They had cookies, hot chocolate and hot spiced cider! They have about 50 acres of trees. they provide you with modified long wheelbarrows to find, cut, and haul your tree back where they wrapped it for us.
My only minor complaint would be the little nasty spiked burs that would catch on our clothing (and the poor dog’s paws).
The large selection of trees was nice, and we were able to spend well over an hour goofing around finding the right tree. They also had wreaths and tree stands. The tree stand we picked out was great and probably the best stand we have ever bought… it was all metal, and good quality parts. I can tell this stand will last for many years to come unlike past stands.