Welcome to Wolcyns!

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We provide hand saws and twine to tie down your tree. No axes or chainsaws allowed.We supply everything you need!

Yes, your dog is welcomed, but please keep them on a leash.

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Yes! After you return from the field, we unload your tree off the wagon, shake out the old needles and bale it gently. We have people that can help tie it down on your car or you can tied it down yourself. We provide twine and scissors. We also help you the same way if you buy a fresh-cut tree in the barn.

We have Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir wreaths from 24"-60". We have beautiful decorator Fraser wreaths, and balsam fir swags and garland. Our Porch pots are just the best - all made here with our own materials from our farm and come in a galvanized bucket. Some Gift shop items include: Hand-Painted Barnwood Signs, Specialty Ornaments, Kids Books & Toys, Stocking & Tree Skirts, Duluth Bags, many unique T-Shirts, Fleece Blankets, so many Jigsaw Puzzles, Wolcyn Tree Mugs (handmade in St. Paul at Deneen Pottery) and many Minnesota made products! We take months finding the best MN has to offer - let us do the shopping for you! come during the week for less crowds

Free hot apple cider, coffee, and cookies.

At the farm, pre cut trees are priced individually.
Cut your own: Price List

Yes, we take credit cards, debit cards, checks and cash. We do not accept American Express.

Keep the tree outdoors (but protected from the wind and sun) or on an unheated porch or patio until you are ready to decorate. To help make your tree last for several weeks you should: Use a good tree stand that holds lots of water - up to a gallon is best. Cut at least one half inch from the bottom of the trunk before putting the tree in its stand, and you can use warm water the first time you put your tree in the stand. A tree oozes sap, which will harden and block water flow unless set in water immediately. Water the tree daily using plenty of water, and check it often to be sure it doesn't dry out. If the water level drops below the trunk, a seal forms just as it does on a cut flower and a new cut is necessary. A properly watered tree is very unlikely to become a fire hazard. If possible, locate the tree in a cooler part of the room, away from heaters, which speed the drying-out process.

The National Christmas Tree Association can answer many other great questions you may have about Christmas Trees.

Read more about real trees help the environment at www.mncta.com/pages/GoGreen.