Pruitt’s Little Farm

This was our first place to check for trees, and sadly we determined fairly quickly we wouldn’t be able to get anything here. We were greeted nicely and the gentleman was very informative about their offerings.
Unfortunately, there was not much there to be found. Not only were the offerings slim, we saw no new saplings in the process of growing, meaning that in addition to not having much this year, they’re unlikely to have any in the coming years either. If we had found one, the prices would have been fairly reasonable (flat rate for each tree type: $ 50 for scotch pine, $ 60 for norway spruce, and $ 70 for blue spruce). Shame we didn’t come across any. It was a fairly small field, so at least it didn’t take us long to realize we needed to go elsewhere.
The gentleman who had helped us earlier was kind enough to show us a map of local tree-​cutting farms (apparently they band together for mutual benefit, good for them), and we used that to find our final tree-​cutting destination (Country Loving Tree Farm). Still, we came a long way to get here and left empty-​handed.
Also worth noting that they have no bathrooms. Be forewarned.
Overall: 2.0 stars
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Pros:
— Exceptionally friendly staff (helped us find out final tree-​cutting destination).
— Good prices on the trees they do have.
Cons:
— Selection is sparse and field is small.
— Long distance to come to leave empty-​handed.
— No bathrooms, hope you went before you came.