Location 755 Forty Foot Rd. Hatfield, PA 19440 Print-friendly Driving Directions Retail Lot Hours From the day after Thanksgiving until December 24. Monday-Friday 1:00PM-8:00PM Saturday 9:00AM-5:00PM Closed Sunday Choose-and-Cut Hours From the day after Thanksgiving until December 17. Monday-Friday 1:00PM-5:00PM (dusk) Saturday 9:00AM-5:00PM Closed Sunday Contact us (215) 368-4542 info@hagueschristmastrees.com Facebook us Hague's Christmas Trees on Facebook

Hi, and welcome to Hague's Christmas Trees! We are a grower and retailer of fresh cut and choose and cut Christmas trees, wreaths and greens in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. We are a family business primarily focusing on retail sales. We hope you find our site friendly and informative. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. Bring your camera Put your face in the opening at the large tree ornaments, take a photo (or ask our staff to help) and create a personalized Christmas card. Post these and other pictures of your experiences at Hague's Christmas Trees on our Facebook page. We will pick one picture at random every week to win a $25 gift card. Choose and Cut Christmas Trees This year we have a fine selection of trees for you to cut yourself here in Hatfield. There are many well-shaped Scotch pine and white spruce as well as white pine and a few Douglas fir. For those looking for a heavier branched tree for those heavy ornaments, we have a number of Austrian pine of good size (6 to 9 feet tall.) We provide a saw for you to do the cutting as well as a cart to bring in the tree. You provide the enthusiasm and possibly a camera to record your family experience "on the farm." Classes Hague's Christmas Trees offers classes in how to make Christmas decorations. Each class for adults will be in our wreath barn. Hague's Christmas Trees is a proud supporter of Trees for Troops, a cooperative effort by hundreds of Christmas tree growers, real tree customers, and FedEx shippers in dozens of states who have sent thousands of real Christmas trees to U. S. troops both stateside and in 15 countries since 2005. Trees for Troops is sponsored by Christmas Spirit Foundation. State and National Awards In 2008, we've won awards for our wreaths at the state and national level. Real Tree vs. Fake Tree? Which is more more environmentally responsible? Christmas Tree Owner's Manual So, what's the best way to care for a real Christmas tree so it'll last into the new year? Find out here.

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