Choose your own Christmas tree

At Kerstbomenkwekerij ’t Vossegat in Putten you choose your own Christmas tree in the field; it is cut fresh when you select it. The nursery has grown trees since 1985 and is open from 28 November to 18 December. Three varieties are available: the Nordmann with soft, dark green needles, the slender Omorica (Serbian spruce) with blue-green needles, and the Fraseri, a narrower tree. The Omorica is also available with a root ball.

At Van der Roest Kerstbomen in Naarden you cut your own Christmas tree in the field or buy one ready-cut at the sales point. The season runs from 27 November to 19 December. In the field in the Naardereng there are mainly blue spruce, Serbian spruce (Omorika) and Norway spruce. Nordmann firs are ready-cut at the sales point; small Nordmanns can be dug up in the field. No reservation is needed. You check in at the sales point, borrow a saw to cut your tree down or a spade to dig it up with a root ball, and pay the price of the tree; cutting or digging your own costs nothing extra. Guide prices range from €20.00 for a Nordmann up to 100 cm to €69.50 for a large Nordmann up to 250 cm. Norway spruce and Serbian spruce cost €22.50 up to 200 cm and €32.50 from 200 to 270 cm; blue spruce costs €34.50 up to 200 cm and €39.50 from 200 to 270 cm. Final prices are on the price board on site. You pay by card or cash. The tree is wrapped in a net. Cut trees come with an Easyfix hole drilled in the trunk as standard, so they stand straight on an Easyfix stand, which is sold on site; trees dug up with a root ball are wrapped in root ball cloth, a pot and a bag. A visit takes 30 to 45 minutes.

At Kerstbomen Hoogland in Hoogland, near Amersfoort, you pick your own Christmas tree from trees grown on the farm’s own land. You can choose between Nordmann firs, Norway spruces (fijnspar) and organic blue spruces (biologische blauwspar). Prices start at €15, with three price classes available. Once you have made your choice, the tree is dug up or sawn down in front of you and loaded into your car. The blue spruces are grown without pesticides or artificial fertiliser, and all trees are pruned by hand twice a year and weeded monthly.

At Kerstboom kwekerij Gebr. Vije in Enschede you pick your own Christmas tree while it is still standing in the ground. The nursery has been growing trees here for 40 years and the trees are tended all year round. It grows five species: fijnspar (Norway spruce) with fine, prickly needles; zilverspar (Serbian spruce), a narrow dark-green tree with a silvery underside; blauwspar (blue spruce), a broad tree with a strong pine scent; Koreaanse spar (Korean fir), slim with distinctive upward-pointing branches; and the Nordmann spar, with soft, large needles and good needle retention. Trees range from small sizes up to ten metres high, suitable for a business entrance or a neighbourhood square. On site, trees are available with root ball, in a pot, or freshly cut; prices start at €8.00 for a fijnspar, €10.00 for a zilverspar, €13.00 for a blauwspar and €18.00 for a Nordmann.

At Wijnbergen Groenvoorziening in Kampen you pick your own Christmas tree from the nursery. The farm grows 8,000 trees on its land, ranging from 1 to 5 metres tall. You can visit the field at any time of the year to choose your tree; the farm tags your selection so you can return to collect it on a day that suits you, or arrange for it to be delivered to your home. Each tree is wrapped in a net for transport, and you receive a small gift when you buy.

At Aaldering Kerstbomen in Groessen you pick your own Christmas tree from the field. The farm grows fijnspar (Norway spruce) and Servische spar (Serbian spruce) on its own land. It also sells Nordmann firs bought from a regular grower in Germany, and small potted Conica dwarf spruces from 55 to 85 cm high. You choose a tree yourself on the marked plots. The farm digs it up or saws it off for you, trims off any extra branches, wraps it in a net and can drill a hole in the trunk so it fits an EasyFix stand. Fijnspar and Servische spar are available with or without a root ball; Nordmann trees are sold cut only. Transport carts are on hand to wheel the tree to your car, and staff will help you load it.

At ’t Hobbyveld in Doornenburg you choose your own Christmas tree from the field. The Buurman family grows Nordmann, Servische spar, Fijnspar and Blauwspar, in heights from 1 to 10 metres, including very tall trees for village squares and markets. The farm is open daily in November and December from late November, from 08.30 to 18.00; you can pick on the field until sunset. You can select a tree on the land yourself, borrowing rubber boots so your shoes stay clean, and then saw it or dig it out yourself, or ask the farm to do it. Pre-sawn trees are also laid out on the yard until about 17.00. Every tree is wrapped in a net to fit more easily in a car. Fijnspar and Servische spar up to about 2 metres can be dug out with the roots; Nordmann trees are always sawn off because of their taproot. Prices vary per tree depending on species and size.

In December you pick your own Christmas tree from the field at the Decemberhoeve in Nieuw-Vennep. The farm, which lies in the Haarlemmermeer, grows several species of tree organically. You choose a tree and cut it down yourself, with help from the staff if you want; trees are also sold to businesses. From late November the farm sells pre-cut trees and potted trees as well, and in the Christmas barn you will find lighting, baubles, handmade Christmas arrangements, candles and other accessories. The metal Easyfix stand comes in various colours, and if you buy one they drill a hole in the trunk for free so the tree stands upright.

At Kwekerij Loonen in Oosteind you pick your own bedding plants from mid-April to August. The Loonen family has run the nursery for over 35 years and grows more than 250 varieties over 5,600 square metres; you choose the plants yourself to make up your own assortment. In autumn you can also pick winter violas from the nursery’s own crop and compose your own mix of colours and flower sizes.

At Boomkwekerij de Bruin in Driebergen-Rijsenburg you choose your own Christmas tree from the nursery’s field. The nursery has grown trees here since 1988, and the season opens on 30 November. It grows six species: fijnspar, zilverspar, blauwspar, Koreana, Nordmann and Fraseri. Trees take five to seven years to reach a good size and are pruned twice a year. You select a tree in the field; each one carries its own price label. Trees are dug up as late as possible in the season, so those sold are fresh. They are sold with a root ball, which is wrapped in a bag, and the tree is packed in a net; staff help load it into your car. You can have the root ball sawn off if you prefer, but the tree keeps longer with it.

At De Kerstboom Boerderij in Oldehove, 20 minutes from Groningen, you pick your own Christmas tree from 21 November. The farm grows its own Nordmann, Fraseri and Blauwspar trees, which you can buy cut or with a root ball in a pot. Trees for the home range from around 100 centimetres to 4 metres and cost between €25.00 and €50.00 depending on type and size. Larger trees, from 4 metres to over 10 metres, are available for businesses and can be delivered and installed. Trees with a root ball can be planted in the garden after Christmas and reused the following year. You select your tree in the barn or among the outdoor rows, pay on site, and take it home yourself or arrange delivery within a radius of about 20 kilometres.

At De Nieuwe Lind Kerstbomen in Horst you can choose a Christmas tree during the 2026 season, which runs from Saturday 28 November to Wednesday 23 December. The business continues a family tradition of Christmas trees that has been part of the local area for generations. Part of the stock is grown on the farm’s own land in Horst. Trees come in various types and sizes, including Nordmannen and Omorika’s. Nordmannen have dark green, shiny needles that hardly prick and remain on the branches longest. Omorika’s grow with a natural narrow, tall shape, so they take up little room, and are recognisable by their blue sheen. You choose the size that fits your living room. Prices range from €15.00 to €60.00 depending on the type and size. The farm is open Monday to Saturday from 09.00 to 17.00 and on Sundays from 10.00 to 15.00, but closed on Sunday 20 December.

At Elzinga Kerstbomen in Sumar you pick your own Christmas tree from the nursery. The farm grows several varieties, including fijnspar (Norway spruce), omorika (Serbian spruce) and nordmann fir. A Christmas shop is also on site. What visitors say The Christmas trees are beautiful and of top quality. One is magnificent. The staff are friendly, kind and helpful, and the service is consistently very good. Most visitors find the people pleasant, and at least one visitor plans to come back next year. The farm is a nice place too.

At Kerstbomenkoning in Vinkel you pick your own Christmas tree on the field. The farm has sold trees from its own field since 2017 and grows Nordmann, blue spruce, fraseri, omorika and Koreana in sizes from 50 cm to 8 metres. Trees are cut fresh when purchased or sold with root ball for a pot. You can also order a tree online. Visits are by appointment. You walk the field to choose a living tree, then reserve it or take it home the same day wrapped in netting. Cut branches are free to take. The farm sometimes runs activities for children.

At Kerstbomenkwekerij Beuvink in Lonneker, between Enschede, Oldenzaal and Hengelo, you choose your own Christmas tree straight from the field. The nursery grows five species: Norway spruce (Fijnspar), Serbian spruce (Servische spar), Nordmann fir, Korean fir and blue spruce. Trees range from small potted ones to specimens up to seven metres tall for streets, squares and large indoor spaces. The sales season runs from 28 November to 23 December. In that period the farm is open Monday to Saturday from 09.30 to 20.00 and on Sunday from 11.00 to 17.00. You walk among the trees and select the one you want; you can reserve a chosen tree and collect it later when it suits you. Staff advise on the best tree for your home and how to keep it fresh indoors. Payment is by cash only, as there is no card machine. The nursery delivers trees in the evening after 17.00. It is also possible to rent a Serbian spruce, which is grown with a compact root system so it survives the weeks it stands indoors.

Kerstboom Paradijs in Zwartemeer grows real Christmas trees on its own nursery and lets you pick your own at the show terrain, or order one online for delivery. The season opens on 27 November and runs until mid-December. You choose from Nordmann, Fraseri, Fijnspar and blue spruce, in heights from 1 metre up to 3.5 metres, in steps of roughly half a metre. Fraseri is also available in pots; the other varieties are sold cut. Prices run from around €20 for a 1-metre tree to €60 for one over 3 metres. Each tree is a natural product, so shapes vary slightly, but the height is always as ordered. At the show terrain in Zwartemeer you walk round the trees, select one and pay there; you can also reserve a tree. If you order online you choose a delivery date between 28 November and 17 December. Delivery is free within the municipality of Emmen and the tree is left at the first threshold of your home or building; if no one is in, it is left in the most logical place. Outside the municipality of Emmen you collect your tree at the terrain. The terrain is open from 27 November: Monday to Friday 8.00 to 20.00, Saturday 8.00 to 17.00, and on the Sundays 30 November and 7 December from 10.00 to 16.00. Both the entrance and the car park are wheelchair accessible. Online payment is by iDeal.

At Maas Kerstbomen in Eersel you walk through the field and choose your own Christmas tree from four varieties grown on the farm: Nordmann, Abies, Omorika and Fraseri. The Nordmann is full and sturdy, the Fraseri is narrower, and neither has prickly needles; the Omorika grows tall and narrow with a blue sheen underneath. The sales location opens on Saturday 28 November 2026 and is then open every day. Hours are 9.00 to 20.00 Monday to Friday, 9.00 to 17.00 on Saturday and 10.00 to 17.00 on Sunday. Each tree is drilled beforehand so it fits directly onto an EasyFix stand sold on site, which holds water and feed. The farm also supplies trees to traders in pots, with root balls or cut, in sizes from 60 to 275 cm depending on the variety.

Mertens Kerstbomen in Nederweert is a Christmas tree farm where you choose your own tree from the field or select one from the trees already standing ready. All trees are grown in the Netherlands. The farm grows five varieties: the Nordmann, which has thick needles that do not prick; the Frasier, a narrower tree with small needles; the Zilverspar, which has a strong scent and prickly needles; the Picea omorika, with a slender upright trunk; and the classic Picea Abies, available from 1.5 to 3 metres. You can buy any tree with or without a root ball.

At Schout Planten in Waalre you choose your own living Christmas tree in the field. The nursery grows all its trees and plants organically, certified by SKAL since 2000. Each December you can select a tree from the field; the staff dig it out and wrap the root ball for you. You pay by the metre: €16.00 a metre for Picea abies and Picea omorika, and €18.00 a metre for Abies species. If you bring your own pot or bucket, they size the root ball to fit it.

At Kerstbomenkwekerij Tijs van den Brink in Putten you pick your own Christmas tree. Trees range from small plants to six or seven metres and include Nordmann fir, Koreana fir, Fraseri fir and Serbian spruce. Nordmann firs are available from 18 November. Nordmann has thick, dark green needles that stay on the tree after cutting and do not prick, with sturdy branches for heavy baubles. Koreana also retains its needles, and Fraseri carries decorative cones from a height of one to two metres. The nursery also sells plants for hedges and gardens directly from the grower: Taxus, which grows to eight metres in a narrow column, laurel, holly, box, and conifers. Thuja Brabant reaches 150 to 225 cm, Gelderland 100 to 200 cm and Smaragd 80 to 125 cm. Sales are open to private individuals, and delivery is available. Open Monday to Saturday, 09.00 to 17.00; closed on Sundays. Wheelchair-accessible parking and entrance are provided.

At Kerstboomkwekerij Nijtap, a family-run Christmas tree nursery in Opeinde, Friesland, you choose your own Christmas tree in the field and cut it down or dig it up with the root ball yourself, or select one that has already been cut at ground level. The nursery grows six species: Norway spruce, blue spruce, Serbian spruce, Nordmann fir, Fraser fir and Korean fir. The Visser family has grown trees here since 1997 and has sold them directly to customers since 2000. A wide range of sizes is available, in a pot or already cut.

Kwekerij ’t Rietgoor, at the edge of Roosendaal in the direction of Nispen, grows Christmas trees on the farm’s own land in its own nursery and sells them direct to private customers there. You choose your own tree from the field. The trees range from 25 cm up to 6 metres tall, and around 95 per cent are sold in pots. Every few years the trees are undercut so they develop a strong root ball, and they are pruned twice a year, which gives them a pyramid shape. Fresh trees are dug up through the season, and the farm will wrap your chosen tree so it travels compactly and cleanly in the car. Species include Nordmann fir, Fraser fir, Korean fir, Norway spruce, blue spruce, Serbian spruce and the small Picea Conica.

Raaijmakers Hoeve in Nuenen is a family farm that grows white asparagus and Christmas trees, and also designs, builds and maintains gardens. The asparagus is sold at the farm shop during the season. The season ends on 24 June, and the start date depends on the spring weather. During the season the shop is open Monday to Friday 9.00 to 18.00, Saturday 9.00 to 17.00 and Sunday 10.00 to 13.00. Alongside asparagus, peeled or unpeeled, the shop sells ham, wine, eggs, sauces, potatoes, strawberries and the farm’s own asparagus soup. Asparagus can be ordered in advance by phone or email and collected at the farm. Between the asparagus season and the Christmas tree season the shop is closed, but the asparagus soup is still available by appointment.

At Boomkwekerij Jan van Vulpen in Groenekan you pick your own Christmas tree from the fields at the back of the nursery. The trees range from 50 to 60 cm potted saplings to 300 to 350 cm specimens, with or without a root ball. Varieties include Nordmann, Omorika, blue spruce and the traditional green spruce. The Van Vulpen family has run the nursery since 1918, with Jan taking over as the fourth generation in 1976. The nursery lies on a lane with old trees and farms near Utrecht, and perennials, shrubs and trees line the path in from the gate. Alongside the Christmas trees, the nursery grows deciduous trees such as beech, birch, linden, liquidambar and plane, conifers including Thuja and various spruces, and shrubs including hydrangea, rhododendron, lilac and viburnum. There are also fruit trees in standard, half-standard and bush forms of apple, pear, plum and cherry, climbers such as clematis, honeysuckle and wisteria, and a range of perennials. Soil products including potting compost, garden peat and organic fertiliser are sold here too.

At ’t Nije-Laand in Tiendeveen you choose your own Christmas tree from the field, where you can label your selection yourself, or from a range kept at the shed. The nursery grows Nordmann, Fraseri, Picea abies, Picea omorika and Pungens glauca. Sizes are measured while the trees are still standing, from halfway up the tree to the ground, and range from 20–40 cm up to 250–300 cm; larger specimens up to around 10 metres are also available.

A. Nieland Kürbisse in Vlodrop is a family farm in a nature area near the German border, run by the Nieland family for over 20 years. The farm grows more than 200 pumpkin varieties on its own land. In summer and autumn these are on sale at the farm: ornamental types in every colour and shape for the house and garden, and edible varieties for the kitchen. Painted and engraved pumpkins can also be made to order as gifts.

At Groot Haverkamp in Ede you choose your own Christmas tree from the nursery’s fields on the main road to Lunteren. The 2026 sale opens on 25 November. The family has grown trees here since 1980. They cultivate green spruces (Picea Abies), silver spruces (Picea Omorika), Nordmann firs (Abies Nordmann), Fraser firs (Abies Fraseri), white spruces (Picea Glauca) and Conica. Trees come potted, with a root ball or freshly cut, in sizes from roughly 120 cm to 250 cm. Potted trees from 120 cm start at €15 and freshly cut trees from 150 cm at €18.

At Moed Kerstbomen in Haalderen you pick your own Christmas tree from a family-run nursery that has been growing trees since 1992. You can choose from Nordmann, fijnspar and Omorika, sometimes straight from the field. Trees are sold sawn, with a root ball or in a pot, up to four metres high; larger trees are available on request. Staff help you select a tree, drill a hole and wrap the tree for transport.

BOERDEREIKE in the Blixembosch district of Eindhoven grows Christmas trees on its own land. The farm has cultivated Blauwspar (blue spruce) on Eindhoven soil for 25 years and added Nordman, Koreaanse Spar and Zilverspar ten years ago. From December you can buy a tree directly from the grower; it is wrapped free of charge and carried to your car. Easy-Fix tree stands are sold in the shop. The farm shop sells vegetables, fruit, cheese, eggs, potatoes, chicken, sausages, salads, ready meals, frozen goods and regional products such as juices, nuts, chocolate, cookies and gift packages. Weekly bags of seasonal vegetables and fruit are available as a one-off purchase or by subscription.

At Geukemeijer Kerstbomen in Heythuysen you choose your own Christmas tree from a selection that includes Nordmann, Fraseri, Serbian spruce (Omorika), Korean fir (Koreana), Norway spruce (fijnspar) and blue spruce. The season opens on Friday 20 November. Trees are available cut or with a root ball, priced from around €10 to €45 depending on the species and height. You select your tree on the farm’s sales ground. Cut trees are supplied pre-drilled at the base for the EasyFix stand system, and stands in various sizes are sold on site. You pay by card or cash. You can take the tree away yourself, wrapped in a net, or have it delivered to your home. Delivery costs €4 in villages around Heythuysen such as Baexem, Roggel, Horn, Heel and Leveroy, €6 in Roermond and Nederweert, and €7.50 in Weert; elsewhere in the Netherlands delivery can be arranged on request. You can also order through the webshop for delivery or collection.

At Buitengoed de Boomgaard in Bunnik, near Utrecht, you can cut or dig up your own Christmas tree from the nursery. The Van Zijl family has run the site since 1975. The farm grows Nordmann and fijnspar (Norway spruce) organically. In the pine forest you cut down your tree yourself, with help available if needed, or you dig one up from the field. Pre-cut trees, small trees and potted trees are also available at the Christmas square.

L & L Kerstbomen in Weustenrade has sold Christmas trees since 1995. The nursery grows its own trees and now keeps almost 10,000 in its fields, and you pick your tree from this stock. The farm opens on 29 November and is then open daily from 10.00 to 17.00 throughout December. Each tree is drilled with a conical hole in the base so it fits a conical pin on a wooden cross, standing upright without nails or screws. Since 2021 plastic and iron pots with the same pin system, the easy-fix system, have also been available for placing the tree at home.

At Kerstbomenkwekerij L.Coenders in Grubbenvorst you pick your own Christmas tree from a wide range of quality trees grown on the farm. The farm is open every day from 29 November until Christmas. It also delivers trees to customers. The car park and entrance are wheelchair accessible. What visitors say The Christmas trees are beautiful, and there is a wide selection to choose from. Prices are affordable.

De Jong Kerstbomen in Exloo, Drenthe, grows and sells a wide range of Christmas trees in all types and sizes. Sales for the 2026 season began on 1 November. The farm also sells Nobilis wreaths and small trees. The car park has wheelchair-accessible spaces. What visitors say You pick your own Christmas tree in the kerstschuur, surrounded by fairy lights and Christmas music, with free hot chocolate while you browse the trees in all sizes and shapes. The trees are good quality and last well: they keep their needles for weeks, still look fresh months later, and give the house a natural pine scent. The people are friendly and happy to help, and prices are good. Christmas decorations and other items are also for sale in the barn. It works well as a family activity.

At Kwekerij Roing in Hijken you pick your own Christmas tree directly from the nursery’s fields. The sale begins at the end of November and continues through December. During this period the nursery is open Monday to Saturday, 09.30 to 17.00, and closed on Sundays. The farm grows several species on sandy soil in Midden Drenthe: the Nordmann, whose dark green needles hardly drop; the Koreana with its blue-white undersides; the narrow Omorika; the cone-shaped Conica, suitable for small rooms; and the traditional sharp-needled Picea Abies. Sizes range from small table trees to Nordmanns around five metres tall, which can be ordered for churches, shops or street decoration. The trees take five to eleven years to grow. When you choose a tree it is cut fresh. Each trunk is pre-drilled for the Easyfix system: you buy a matching stand at the farm and at home simply push the tree onto the stand’s point, which holds it upright.

De Ontginning in Maarheeze is a family tree nursery that has grown Christmas trees, taxus and beech on 20 hectares since 1990. The nursery supplies both businesses and private customers. Christmas trees are sold from the farm from November. You choose from many different types and sizes, all grown on the nursery. The Nordmann fir has soft needles that hardly drop and horizontal green branches, while the Fraseri is narrower with upright branches and smaller needles. Every tree is wrapped free of charge so it is easy to transport, and an Easyfix stand is available that sets the tree up within five seconds. During the Christmas tree season the farm is open Monday to Saturday 9.00 to 18.00 and Sunday 10.00 to 15.00.

At Echtekerstbomen.nl in Tiendeveen you choose your own Christmas tree from late November. The nursery grows three species: Servische spar (Omorika), blue spruce and fijnspar (Norway spruce). Trees run from 60 cm to about 250 cm high. The 2026 sale starts at the end of November. Special sale days are Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November, Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 December, Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 December, and Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 December, open 9.00 to 17.00 each day. Outside these dates you can also visit to pick a tree, which you can take home straight away or reserve with a name tag to be freshly dug up on a later date.

Ellman Kerstbomen in Doetinchem, Gelderland, has been growing Christmas trees since 1975, when Jan Ellmann founded the nursery. The farm covers about two hectares and grows Amorika and Fraseri (Servische spar) on site, while Nordmann trees are imported. Weeds are controlled mechanically and by hand, leaving the field edges for flora and fauna. From 23 November you can choose your own Christmas tree. Trees come in sizes from 60 centimetres up to six metres. If the size you want is out of stock, or you need a tree taller than six metres, you can place an order before 1 October.

At Gebroeders Geraerts in Hapert, North Brabant, you pick your own Christmas tree from six species grown on the nursery: Norway spruce (Picea Abies), Serbian spruce (Picea Omorika), Nordmann fir (Abies Nordmanniana), Fraser fir (Abies Fraseri), blue spruce (Picea Pungens Glauca) and Picea Glauca Conica. Trees come in sizes from 30 to 45 cm up to 12 metres. You choose the size and the preparation: in a pot, sawn at the base, with a root ball, or with the roots wrapped in a net. Since 2014 the nursery has also sold Nordmann firs grown in pots.

Hero Groen is a tree nursery in Geesteren that sells Christmas trees from 21 November to 18 December. You can choose between cut trees and potted trees, including a sustainably grown potted line (Potkweek) that you can replant in your garden after the holidays. The nursery also stocks garden plants and avenue trees. The sale is open daily during this period, with hours varying between 08.30 and 18.00. Delivery is available. The nursery is NAK-horticulture certified and has wheelchair-accessible parking.

Kerstbomenverkoop Ezendam in Hengelo has been selling Christmas trees grown on its own land for 30 years. It is open Monday to Saturday 08.30 to 17.00 and Sunday 09.30 to 17.00. The site has wheelchair-accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. What visitors say You pick your own Christmas tree from a wide selection, with an option for every budget. The trees are beautiful and of good quality. The staff are friendly and always happy to help you choose. Many customers have been coming back here for years to buy their own Christmas tree.

At Kerstboom Kwekerij Booijink in Raalte you walk among the trees to choose your own Christmas tree. The nursery grows its own trees. Choosing starts on 1 November. Three varieties are available: Nordmann, with soft needles and a full shape; Blauwspar, with sturdy branches and blue-green needles; and Fijnspar, the traditional Christmas tree with its characteristic scent. Trees with a root ball are available on request; ask about current stock.

Kerstmis Dries in Oosterhout sells Christmas trees and Christmas greenery from 20 November 2026, opening every day including Sunday. The range includes Nordmann, Korean and Serbian firs in all sizes, from small table trees to large specimens. Trees are available sawn or dug up with root ball so they can be replanted after the holidays. Ecologically grown Nordmann firs are also in stock. Prices start at €10 a tree. Alongside the trees, the farm sells platmos, Nobilis branches, greenery for decorating and a range of handmade products.

At Lammersen Kerstbomen in Boekelo you choose your own Christmas tree from the field. The Lammersen family has grown trees here since 2000 and now grows ten species in sizes from 0.60 metres to 7.00 metres. The selection includes Norway spruce (Picea abies), Serbian spruce (Picea omorika), blue spruce (Picea pungens ‘Glauca’), Nordmann fir (Abies nordmanniana), Korean fir (Abies koreana), Fraser fir and others. From St Nicholas Day (6 December) until Christmas the trees are sold directly from the land, cut fresh when you choose them. Smaller trees up to 1.20 metres are available in pots with a root ball or bare root; larger trees are sold sawn with a root ball. The farm also sells cut greenery, including Nobilis, Koreana and Nordman, and supplies material for wedding arches.

At Raaijmakers Hoeve in Nuenen you choose your own Christmas tree from late November through December. The farm grows four types in its own nursery: Nordmann, Fraseri, Serbian spruce and Norway spruce. The Nordmann and Fraseri retain their needles well. Trees come in sizes from 50 centimetres to 5 metres, either with root ball, in a pot, or freshly sawn. You select a tree from the hundreds on site. Staff wrap it in a net and load it into your car, so you do not get wet. While you choose you can have a cup of coffee or hot chocolate. Delivery to Nuenen, Eindhoven and other places in the region is available on fixed days for a fee. You pay by cash or card.

Kerstboomkwekerij Dennenoord in Rosmalen grows Christmas trees on its own nursery and sells them freshly harvested from 2 December. You choose your tree at the sales point in sizes from 50 cm up to 8 metres, either cut or with a root ball in a pot. The assortment includes Nordmann firs and Serbian spruces. The sales point is open Monday to Friday from 13.00 to 17.00, Saturday from 10.00 to 17.00 and Sunday from 11.00 to 16.00. Staff help you select a tree, and cut trees can be wrapped in a net for transport. You can also buy an EasyFix stand on site, which holds the tree upright and has a water reservoir. Parking and the entrance are wheelchair accessible.

At Kerstbomenkwekerij Anthonissen in Wouwse Plantage you choose your own Christmas tree from a range of species. The nursery grows Nordmann fir, blue spruce, Norway spruce, Serbian spruce, Fraser fir, noble fir and Korean fir. Trees are sold cut or with a root ball, in all sizes. Potted versions of Fraser fir, Nordmann fir, Norway spruce, Serbian spruce and blue spruce are also available for replanting after Christmas. Very large Nordmanns, measuring 3 to 15 metres, can be delivered to a specified address.

Kerstboom Eijsden in Eijsden grows and sells Christmas trees, flowers and plants. The nursery has been active in Christmas tree cultivation and sales for over 35 years. From late November, when the Christmas tree sales open, you can pick a tree, choosing from cut and potted varieties, and buy stands and accessories. During the season the farm is open every day, including Sundays, with both outdoor and covered sales areas. All cut trees are pre-drilled for Easyfix or Quicktreestand systems. Alongside conventional trees, the farm grows eco Christmas trees using mechanical weed control, flower strips that support biodiversity and beneficial insects, no fungicides or pesticides, and organic fertilisers. If you cannot visit, the farm delivers in the Eijsden-Margraten and Maastricht area and also sells through its webshop.

You pick your own Christmas tree at Werkhovense Kerstbomen in Werkhoven. The farm grows Nordmann, Blauwspar and Fijnspar, all cultivated locally and sustainably. It is open every day from 09.00 to 20.00 during the sales period. What visitors say Some have been getting their Christmas tree here for four or five years. Price is not the main concern, but the deal is still great, with good service and a fun visit that is the real start of the Christmas feeling.

At EKO Kerstbomen in Ransdaal, South Limburg, you choose your own Christmas tree at one of two locations. In a field in Ransdaal you walk between the rows of 45,000 fir trees and select a standing tree, which staff then saw and wrap. On the farm in Ransdaal all nine species are laid out, both sawn and with a root ball, and staff wrap the one you choose. The field is open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 09.00 to 17.00 on three weekends in 2026: 20 to 22 November, 27 to 29 November and 4 to 6 December. Payment there is cash only. The farm is open daily from 09.00 to 20.00 from 21 November until 22 December 2026, the last sales day. Here you can pay by cash or by card.

At Kerstbomen Hulten in Hulten you choose and dig up your own Christmas tree. From 6 December they sell Norway spruce and blue spruce. A large tree costs €30.00 and a small one €20.00. Wheelchair-accessible parking is available.

At Kwekerij Roing in Hijken you choose your own Christmas tree from late November through December. The family has grown the trees on sandy plots around the village in Midden-Drenthe for thirty years. The selection includes the Nordmann, the most popular variety because its needles hardly fall out; the Koreana, which forms cones at a young age; the Omorika; the compact Conica, suitable as a tabletop tree and for replanting in the garden after Christmas; and the traditional Picea Abies. Trees come in sizes from small specimens up to Nordmanns of about five metres for churches, shops or street displays. Cultivation takes five to eleven years depending on the species and the size required.

At Jan Holst Kerstbomen in Bovensmilde you cut your own Christmas tree from 27 November. The farm grows and sells a range of trees. They can drill a hole in the trunk of your cut tree for the stand. Open Monday to Saturday, 09.00 to 17.00; closed on Sundays. Wheelchair-accessible parking is available.

Elferink Kerstbomen is a family-run Christmas tree nursery in Harbrinkhoek, a village between Almelo and Tubbergen in Overijssel. The farm grows four types of tree. Fraserspar is dark green, holds its needles and does not prick. Blauwspar is blue-grey with coarse, prickly needles. Servische spar is dark green-grey with fine, prickly needles, and Fijnspar is green with fine, prickly needles. You choose your own tree in various sizes. Trees are sold cut, in pots up to one metre high, or with a root ball.