ABC Tree Farms

I went here with my wife to check out the Christmas tree and it was a little pricey. They do have some nice Nobel Fir trees. My wife and I walked around and they didn’t have a lot of Nobel Fir left. This tree lot sale out very quick.
Pros:
Lots of trees
Cons:
Pricey
Not lots of trees 2 weeks before Christmas.

will never try this place again. Lacks customer service. Staff just stands around and watches customers fend for themselves. Trees are all bundled up so you really can’t tell if it’s a good tree or not. Got to the point I asked a staff member if I could borrow a knife to open the netting to check a tree and he responded he doesn’t carry a knife. He doesn’t work either! Rather go without a tree then deal with the lack of service.

Huge lot that seems to be the longest standing business on this corner of town. They are open late which is a plus. The selection of low priced trees is skimpy. Most of the trees out are in the $ 80+ range. $ 5 each for a stand and a bowl. I managed to come out with a $ 40 tree including stand and bowl. One negative was the long wait and long lines to pay and then to get the stand put on. It took about an hour to get out of there. Still grateful for being able to bring my family to get a fresh tree for our home. They also have some weird haunted house set up called Frightmare before Christmas. Evil looking people and props at a Christmas tree farm is just not fitting. Merry Christmas.

This is our usual Christmas, «Go to,» tree farm. However this experience was not the greatest this year. We picked out our tree just last night, in freezing weather by the way. The selection did not seem as great this year. There was a bit of a wait, but that’s usual. In the past years, I have a hard time deciding because there are a lot of nice ones, but not the case this year. :/
It took us a second trip there to find one. They didn’t have an abundance out to choose from, which is different as well. We finally found one, it was little skinnier than normal, but all in all a nice tree.
Brought it home around 9:30pm last night, and we decorated it today, plugged it in, and THE TREE’S BACKSIDE IS BROWN! We did not see the brown last night, it wasn’t until the lights were shinning on it that you could tell of the BROWN. I am uneasy about the fire safety of it, being that we still have at least 20 days till Christmas and in our family we like to keep it till New Year’s.
I have tried the phone number listed, it is no longer a working number. I just want to know if the tree is safe to have in our home?
If you’ve bought trees here, you are aware that the prices are bit higher than the supermarkets, Orchard Supply, and Costco, but they are usually wayyy better trees.
I am going to try and contact them, if not I’ll have to go back down there. Really DISAPPOINTED this year, the not so good selection is secondary, to the reason I gave 2 stars, which is the BROWN TREE. I would expect the brown trees not to even make it to the floor to be sold. It’s unfortunate, for a family, with children to have to return a decorated tree and repurchase another. Very very disappointing.
I would try another place this year, just not the greatest by far this year.

Ho ho ho and a Merry Christmas!
Are you going all out for the holidays? Do you need a great tree? A BC tree Farms is the place to go! They have small trees, medium trees, large trees, Christmas wreaths, and a great friendly staff!
They have a large selection to choose from. The trees are nicely shaped and are fresh.
ABC tree Farms is located on the corner of Capitol and Tully. It’s kind of on the edge of Reid Hillview airport.
It’s located very near Eastridge mall, so you can do your Christmas shopping… And top your car off with the perfect tree for your holiday season.
It’s a very quick in and out purchase… So you can get on your way with decorating your tree the way you like it! I think you should go there… Check out their prices, which are in the average range, and get the perfect tree for your 2013 Christmas festivities.
And when you go there, tell them Karen sent you!

I really like bringing the boys here for their pumpkins. They have a tiny petting zoo and spirit store. They usually would accept only cash, I think only the store has access to a card machine. Kids have to wear socks for the jumps. It just sucks when it rains because its still kinda wet inside the jumps, but it’s okay. They get to choose from a variety of pumpkins from those little tiny ones to those ginormous kinds. If you come early you can find those multi colored ones too hehehe. It’s fun. My boys go crazy for this place, so I’m assuming its a good time :)
They get to play on astro jumps too!
This years the prices:
30 mins-​$ 10
60 mins-​$ 14
All day-​$ 24

Yay, it is my favorite time of year again! My siblings and I came here the day after Thanksgiving to pick out a Christmas tree for our parent’s house. It was a little after noon and there were about five other families there. I heard that the busiest time of the year for tree shopping is the weekend after Thanksgiving, but it wasn’t busy at all when we went; everyone was probably out Black Friday shopping…
I thought the pricing (
) was fairly reasonable at ABC. We went with a ⁷⁄₈ Noble Fir with a water bowl that totaled to a little less than $ 90. Their selection was fairly good and abundant. There were plenty of employees walking around offering their help too, which was great!