Woodsedge Tree Farm At A Glance...
- Choose your tree in the field and cut it yourself, then have it shaken, drilled and baled free.
- The farm keeps its own bees and sells raw honey, beeswax soap and beeswax candles with the trees.
- Wreaths and grave blankets are handmade from the farm's own greens.
- The farm is permanently preserved: 75 acres of fields, forest, wetlands and streams.
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- New Jersey Skylands Region Warren County
About Woodsedge Tree Farm
Woodsedge is a small family tree farm in central Warren County where you choose a tree in the field and cut it yourself. The farm has about 500 trees in the 5 to 8 foot range for choose and cut. It grows Canaan, Fraser, balsam, concolor and Korean fir, Norway spruce and white pine. If you would rather not cut, pre-cut fresh fir trees 8 to 9 feet tall are cut weekly.
Every tree is shaken to remove dead needles, grass and bugs, drilled at the base and baled, all at no added cost. Pin-type stands are sold for a straight tree, and tree wheelers are available. The farm can also ferry your tree to the car in its utility vehicle.
The farm makes its own wreaths and grave blankets from farm greens and natural materials, and you can call ahead for special requests. It also sells a small selection of wooden crafts made from farm trees, such as cutting boards and wood bowls, and raw honey, beeswax soap and beeswax candles from its own bees. Cash, check and major credit and debit cards are accepted.
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Farming:
- Christmas Tree (cut your own)
- Pick Your Own
Rules/Regulations:- Must be Leashed
Contact / Location
A Brief History
The farm is owned and run by Tim and Mim Dunne. It covers 75 acres of fields, forests, wetlands and streams in the Skylands of central Warren County, and was permanently preserved in 2006 through the NJ State Agricultural Development Committee and the Ridge and Valley Conservancy. Tree planting began in 2004, and about 7 acres are now in trees in various stages of growth. The farm's site calls 2025 its 16th year of sales.
Woodsedge is a River Friendly Farm, has a Forest Stewardship plan, and was named New Jersey's Outstanding Forest Stewards in 2013. It supports the Trees for Troops program.
Tips and Tricks
Parking is limited, so the farm does not allow tailgating. Well-behaved leashed dogs are welcome, and owners must clean up after them.
At home, make a fresh straight cut about 1/2 inch from the base before putting the tree in water, or no more than 1/4 inch if it has a drilled hole for a pin stand. Use a stand that holds at least 1 gallon and check the water daily; plain tap water is enough. Kept watered, the farm says the tree should stay fresh for at least 3 to 4 weeks.
Admission & Guidelines
No admission charge is listed. You pay for the tree you choose. The farm's site gives no tree prices. Shaking, drilling and baling are free, and pre-cut fresh fir trees are individually priced. Cash, check and major credit and debit cards are accepted.
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Nearby Places
The farm says it sits about 1 mile from Hot Dog Johnny's and a few miles from the Delaware River, with directions given from Routes 80 and 78.
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Belvidere, New Jersey 07823