Arizona · Bring home the season

Christmas tree
farms & lots.

A familiar family lot. The scent of fresh fir. A tree everyone has a say in choosing.

Grown elsewhere.
Chosen here.

Many of these sellers bring trees from Oregon growers to Arizona families.

Illustrative Christmas tree shopping scene in Arizona
Illustrative Arizona Christmas tree scene
A small outing.
A lasting tradition.

Browse the trees, compare shapes, and leave time to choose together.

In Arizona, start with the lot.

This selection centers on established tree sellers with their own websites and a clear business history. Most sell pre-cut trees. Even a Christmas tree lot located on a working farm may bring in trees grown elsewhere; none of the sellers below is presented as an Arizona choose-and-cut plantation.

Seven established sellers

Find your family’s tree stop.

Open a seller for its story, tree selection, location guidance, services, and season notes. Businesses with multiple lots appear once.

Phoenix Kraemer’s Tree Lot Family-run since 1982 Pre-cut tree lot

Kraemer’s has sold trees at the same Phoenix location since 1982. Its trees come from the family farm in Mount Angel, Oregon, giving this neighborhood lot a direct connection to the people growing the trees.

Tree selection
Noble fir, Douglas fir, grand fir, and Nordmann fir.
Location
5981 N. 39th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ.
Services & extras
Wreaths, garland, stands, tree bags, and netting. Flocking is offered for an additional charge.
Season notes
The site lists seasonal hours but no clear 2026 opening date. Confirm the season start and current inventory before visiting.

Worth checking: Ask about the full price with any stand or flocking service you want.

Official seller website
Scottsdale Wagner Christmas Trees Oregon growing roots since 1963 Pre-cut tree lot

The Wagner family’s Oregon tree-farming history dates to 1963; its Arizona business is newer. The Scottsdale lot brings that grower background to a seasonal tree-shopping stop near Scottsdale Road and the Loop 101.

Tree selection
Noble fir, North Carolina Fraser fir, and Nordmann fir; the site advertises sizes from tabletop to 14 feet.
Location
7201 E. Henkel Way, Scottsdale, AZ 85255.
Services & extras
Handmade wreaths, trimming, netting, loading, and local delivery arrangements.
Season notes
A dated 2026 opening schedule was not shown on the pages checked. Confirm hours and the size or variety you need.

Worth checking: Delivery coverage and charges should be confirmed for your address before purchase.

Official seller website
Gilbert & other Arizona locations Valley View Christmas Trees Family-owned since 1980 Multiple pre-cut lots

Valley View describes itself as a multigeneration family business established in 1980. It sources trees from Oregon growers and operates seasonal lots across Arizona. The Pecos Road location provides a specific East Valley starting point.

Tree selection
Noble fir, Douglas fir, Nordmann fir, and grand fir are listed for the Gilbert lot.
Location
Featured lot: 2161 E. Pecos Road, Gilbert, AZ 85295. Other locations are listed on the official website.
Services & extras
Fresh trunk cuts, wreaths, and delivery; services and inventory should be checked with the chosen lot.
Season notes
The Pecos page describes a day-after-Thanksgiving opening but still references 2025 elsewhere. Confirm 2026 dates and your preferred location.

Worth checking: Use the exact lot page when checking services. A listing for one branch does not establish availability at every branch.

Official seller website
Tucson & Southern Arizona Buckelew Farm Christmas Trees A Southern Arizona family business Multiple pre-cut lots

The Buckelew family describes nearly a century of roots in Southern Arizona. Its Christmas tree business operates seasonal retail lots supplied by an Oregon farm, rather than a local choose-and-cut field.

Tree selection
The tree guide lists noble, Douglas, grand, and Nordmann firs, plus Black Hills spruce and silver tip. Availability varies.
Location
Published Tucson-area locations include 1901 E. Fort Lowell Road, 6401 N. Oracle Road, and 8400 E. Broadway Boulevard. Check the full lot list.
Services & extras
The business advertises wreaths, stands, flocking, and other seasonal extras; confirm services at your chosen lot.
Season notes
The current locations page still announces November 28, 2025. Wait for the 2026 update before relying on its dates or hours.

Worth checking: Ask the lot about the specific tree type and height you want; not every shipment contains every listed variety.

Official seller website
Phoenix Whitfill Nursery Christmas Tree Lot A nursery serving generations Seasonal tree lot

Whitfill is a family-owned nursery with more than 60 years of Valley history. Its official website identifies a separate Christmas tree lot at Bell Road and 64th Street, in addition to its year-round nursery locations.

Tree selection
Confirm current Christmas tree species, sizes, and availability directly with the seasonal lot.
Location
Bell Road & 64th Street, Phoenix, AZ. This is the Christmas lot listed by the nursery.
Services & extras
Check current tree preparation, loading, stand, and delivery options before planning around a particular service.
Season notes
The official pages checked identify the lot but do not publish a detailed 2026 Christmas schedule.

Worth checking: Use the seasonal lot location rather than assuming every Whitfill nursery carries the same Christmas inventory.

Official seller website
Phoenix metro area Moon Valley Nurseries Christmas lots are part of its origins Seasonal nursery lots

Moon Valley traces its Phoenix beginnings to a pumpkin patch and Christmas tree lot in the 1990s. Its seasonal Christmas tree program continues alongside the larger nursery business.

Tree selection
Noble fir, Fraser fir, and Douglas fir are advertised on the Christmas tree page.
Location
Use the Christmas page’s lot finder for the participating Arizona location nearest you; confirm the seasonal address before leaving.
Services & extras
Ask the selected lot about stands, fresh cuts, loading, and delivery, including any additional charges.
Season notes
The Christmas page explicitly announces “Opening Winter 2026,” but exact opening days and lot details still need confirmation.

Worth checking: Choose a Christmas tree lot through the seasonal page; ordinary nursery listings do not by themselves confirm holiday tree stock.

Official seller website
Dewey / Prescott area Mortimer Farms A working farm with seasonal tree sales Pre-cut lot at a farm

Mortimer offers a Christmas tree lot on its working farm in Dewey. The Christmas page specifically describes pre-harvested trees, making this a farm setting for choosing a ready-cut tree rather than cutting one in a field.

Tree selection
Pre-cut Christmas trees; confirm this season’s species and sizes.
Location
12907 E. State Route 169, Dewey, AZ 86327.
Services & extras
The farm also advertises a Christmas Walk, Farm Park, Santa photos, and bakery items. Activities and reservations are separate planning decisions.
Season notes
Tree sales are described as beginning in late November. Confirm the 2026 opening, daily stock, and holiday hours.

Worth checking: The tree-lot area does not require admission. Farm activities can require paid admission or reservations, so check those costs separately.

Official seller website

Official websites checked September 29, 2026. Seasonal locations, stock, services, and hours can change. Confirm the current season before traveling.

Before you leave home

Make room for the tree you choose.

Measure the space

Check ceiling height and floor width, leaving room for the stand and decoration at the tip. A tree can look much smaller outdoors than it does in your living room.

Ask for the full price

Compare the tree price with the total after a stand, flocking, delivery, or other services. Ask what the seller includes before choosing.

Plan the trip home

Tell the lot how you will transport your tree and ask about netting and loading. If you need delivery, confirm the service area, date, and charge.

Check the variety first

If you want a particular fir or an unusually tall tree, verify stock before driving. The varieties advertised on a website may not all be available on the same day.

More time together outdoors

One tradition can lead to another.

Choosing the tree may be the start of your holiday weekend rather than the whole plan. For another day, learn about visiting alpacas and find a farm outing where the animals set a slower pace.

You can keep exploring ideas for farm visits and family days out as the seasons change. If December includes a trip to see relatives, browse outings in the state you’re visiting and leave a little space in the journey for a stop together.