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Matt Bouthet6 months ago
Good spot to cut your own Christmas tree. $85 seems kind of steep for a tree but worth it for the family experience.
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Dzen Tree Farm Inc
Location:
📍215 Barber Hill Rd, South Windsor, CT 06074, USA
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About the Nursery
Christmas Tree Farm. Top products: live Christmas trees, wreaths, tree stands. Dzen Tree Farm, located in South Windsor, Connecticut, is a seasonal horticultural operation specializing in the cultivation and retail sale of live Christmas trees. Operating as a family-oriented business, the farm invites customers to select and purchase trees during the winter holiday season. Their core offering consists of a variety of tree species available at a flat-rate price point, catering primarily to local families and individuals seeking traditional holiday greenery. In addition to their primary agricultural output of Christmas trees, the farm provides complementary festive goods including wreaths and tree stands. The site also functions as an agritourism destination, featuring a 'Rockin' Reindeer' attraction that hosts live reindeer to enhance the customer experience. The business maintains a direct-to-consumer sales model, operating on a seasonal basis and providing professional tree care and management practices to ensure high-quality, fresh-cut specimens for the holiday market.
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Customer Reviews(19)
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Bert T.6 months ago
If you want to start a family tradition, and make wonderful memories, then this is the place to for you! From the second we drove past the shack, everyone we encountered was kind, courteous, and welcoming. Tall, short, slim, and wide. There are so many trees to choose from. Wear some boots, bundle up, and fill your thermos with hot cocoa. What a great experience. I also want to thank Julia, and Joe Dzen for helping make right an issue I had with my tree. We will definitely return.
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Erin WaldburgerEdited 7 months ago
Every tree, no matter the size is 90 dollars. No wonder when many of the trees were small and bare. They is no cart to help you carry your tree to the bailing station, so we had to drag it. Not fun. When my son went to see Santa he was too timid to go get his picture taken. I asked him a few times, but I'm not going to force him. When we went to leave, he saw that his cousin, (who got her photo with Santa) got an ornament, he wanted one too. I told him to go ask for one. When he asked, Ms. Clause said, "You won't take a photo, but want an ornament. Do you see anything wrong with that?" No! I don't know why she was being rude, my son just wanted an ornament. There isn't a sign saying that he had to get his photo with Santa in order to receive an ornament. I won't be back.
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JEdited 11 months ago
While our overall visit to the Tree Farm was satisfactory, the Santa experience left much to be desired. The Santa on duty during our visit was notably unfriendly and unengaged. He showed little interest in interacting with children, let alone holding or connecting with them for photos. While I understand that he may have personal boundaries, his attitude dampened what should have been a magical moment. Unfortunately, this aspect significantly diminished the overall experience for us.
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Daniel Murphya year ago
Best deal in CT. Yes, there a not a ton of 8-10' and yes, some are skimpy at the bottom but if you walk far enough you will find what you are looking for. As far as having to "lug" your tree back to the car, that's what they did back in the old days accept without the car! Some people are just not very active
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