Cork Christmas Tree Farm
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How Does Cork Christmas Tree Farm Work?
1. Get A Ribbon and Choose A Tree
You will recieve a ribbon upon entering sanitize area. Now you can explore thousands of trees in all shapes and sizes.2. Call Us To Harvest Your Tree
Our number will be on the ribbon and just call us to come collect your tree. No phone reception then you can just wave and someone will come to you.3. Drilling for stands, Netting & Loading
We will drill your tree if needed, wrap with netting and help load into your car. It is advised to free up space in your vehicle or bring something to secure your tree to roof rack. Water holding stands can also be purchased to help keep your evergreen fir fresh for longer.Location & Contact Info
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sunday | 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
Frequently Asked Questions
We are open every weekend from the 21st of November;
- Saturday: 9 am – 4.30 pm
- Sunday: 11 am – 4.30 pm
Directions to our Christmas tree farm from Inniscarra, Tower, Blarney, Coachford & surrounding areas;
- Driving from Inniscarra, turn right at Inniscarra bar then drive over the bridge and drive past Ballincollig regional park.
- Once you pass the regional park, take first right after at the corner and head up the wood road.
- Then take the first right (watch out carefully for a right turn) and drive over the small bridge.
- Take right here and were located at the old Roadstone J A Woods where you will find sign posts.
Directions to our Christmas tree farm from Ballincollig;
- From Ballincollig, drive past the Rugby Club at Classes Lake.
- Then take next right before the Gala shop.
- Drive along the wood road and watch out for the left turn.
- Take left, drive over a small bridge and you will find signs to our farm from the old Roadstone J A Woods.
Directions from Bishopstown & Cork City;
- Take the link road and head towards Ballincollig.
- There are 3 exits and make sure to take the 3rd exit for Ballincollig (Killumney)
- At the roundabout go right around and over the flyover and head towards Gala shop.
- After Gala shop take left.
- Drive along the wood road and watch out for the left turn.
- Take left, drive over a small bridge and you will find signs to our farm from the old Roadstone J A Woods.
Directions to our farm from Ovens, Faran & surrounding areas;
- From the bypass by Ovens Bar, head towards Ballincollig 1st exit.
- Take the first exit and head towards Gala shop.
- After Gala shop take left.
- Drive along the wood road and watch out for the left turn.
- Take left, drive over a small bridge and you will find signs to our farm from the old Roadstone J A Woods.
Directions to our farm from Kerry Pike, Leemount Cross, Lee Road & surrounding areas;
- At Leemount cross head towards Inisscarra.
- Just before the Innisscarra bar take a left towards Ballincollig.
- Pass the regional park and take left at the corner.
- Once you pass the regional park, take first right after at the corner and head up the wood road.
- Then take the first right (watch out carefully for a right turn) and drive over the small bridge.
- Take right here and were located at the old Roadstone J A Woods where you will find sign posts.
1. Standard Screw-In Stand
2. Screw-In Water Holding Stand
While we have numerous roadways and pathways to walk around the farm, it is advised to wear wellies and weatherproof clothes in case of showers. Since it is a farm it is advised to wear appropiate outdoor wear.
No there is no need. While we have social distancing measures in place and adhering to guidelines, you will have nearly 20 acres to browse through! If there are 20 people on the farm at one time, that’s one-acre per person so not too worry. There will be hand sanitisers that will need to be used entering and exiting and masks are worn when in close contact.
This refers to using organic methods to growing a crop while benefiting the environment. We have now stopped the use of herbicides and use a special breed of sheep called Shropshire that mow everything around our plantation.
Tree farming is a combination of agriculture, forestry and horticulture and is very labour intensive. It may come as a surprise that running a tree farm is an all-year-round job, its also very labour demanding while accurately executing growing techniques at certain times of the year.
In the winter months, we spend our time pruning and shaping every tree.
Then springtime we are busy preparing the ground for planting and then applying fertiliser.
By early summer are these months are crucial for growing and involve timely applications for a successful crop. This can be anything from bud picking, leader control and further shaping.
August is a time for marking what’s ready for harvest.
As December is looming were still shaping trees ready for sale.
What about using herbicides? We now no longer use herbicides to control weeds on our plantation. Our Shropshire sheep take care of all this and allows us to work in a safer environment, reduce damage to soils and impact on the environment. You may see our sheep mowing our weeds and are very friendly!
While we have numerous roadways and pathways to walk around the farm, it is advised to wear wellies and weatherproof clothes in case of showers. Since it is a farm it is advised to wear appropiate outdoor wear.
No there is no need. While we have social distancing measures in place and adhering to guidelines, you will have nearly 20 acres to browse through! If there are 20 people on the farm at one time, that’s one-acre per person so not too worry. There will be hand sanitisers that will need to be used entering and exiting and masks are worn when in close contact.
