Welcome to Nelson Ridge Farm
– Thank You for a Magnificent 2024 Christmas Tree Season!
We want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all of our wonderful customers who made the 2024 Christmas Tree season truly magical here at Nelson Ridge Farm!
It was an honor to be part of your holiday celebrations, and we’re so glad you chose to make memories with us this year. We want to let you know that we are now closed for Christmas Tree sales.
However, we’re still here to serve you! We are offering woodchip delivery and pickup right here on the farm – perfect for your gardening and landscaping needs. Reach out to us for more information.
About Nelson Ridge Farm:
Nestled just outside Nashville, Tennessee, Nelson Ridge Farm is a charming seasonal agri-tourism destination where old-fashioned Christmas cheer meets the beauty of rural life. We are proud to offer a variety of experiences during the Christmas season, including our popular choose-and-cut Christmas Trees, fresh wreaths, handmade ornaments, and a whole lot of holiday magic.
But we’re more than just a Christmas Tree farm. We also produce high-quality hay, firewood, and fresh eggs, all cultivated on our beautiful 65-acre property. With access to Nashville's growing population, we love welcoming folks seeking an authentic rural experience in the midst of our rolling hills.
Our History
While stationed at Ft. Leavenworth, KS, Brad, and Lacey Nelson began to dream of owning a choice and cutting a Christmas Tree farm. Lacey was born in Dickson, TN, and Brad was from Knoxville, TN. After meeting in college, they married and began their lives as a military family. Once Brad retired from the Army, they knew Tennessee would be their final home. After a trip to a KS tree farm, they knew what they wanted to do after retirement!
In 2014, the first White Pines were planted. No matter where the Army took the Nelsons, every spring, they came home to plant more trees. In July 2021, Brad retired from the Army. Nelson Ridge Farm is now their priority. Four species comprise the 1,000+ trees that are now planted on the farm.