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Welcome to Prairie Pine Plantation in Ashland, NE

Pine Trees, Fir Trees and Spruce Trees

Three people standing in a tree farm on a chilly day, dressed warmly in jackets, hats, and scarves, with Christmas trees around them and cloudy sky overhead.

2026 Cutting Begins Nov 27th

Due to low inventory of trees, Prairie Pine Plantation will be open for a shortened Christmas Season this year and will not be offering Pre-Tagging.  We have a LOT of baby trees, 1-3' tall, but a limited amount of larger trees.  Hopefully we will have enough inventory in a couple years. Until then, we recommend checking with some of the other tree farms in Nebraska by searching on the Nebraska Department of Agriculture website and searching Christmas trees, there will be a directory of growers available. We appreciate all of your patience and support and hope to see you this year or once our trees grow up a little!

November Hours:

  • Friday, Nov 27th: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

  • Saturday, Nov 28th: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

  • Sunday, Nov 29th: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

December Hours:

  • Saturday, Dec 5th: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

  • Sunday, Dec 6th: 12:00pm - 5:00pm

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Merry Christmas from our family to yours!

A vintage orange tractor on a grassy field with two dogs sitting in front, surrounded by small pine trees and larger trees in the background under an overcast sky.

Growing fresh cut Christmas Trees in Ashland, Nebraska since 1994

For 30 years, Prairie Pine Plantation has been providing families with memorable holiday traditions of walking through our rows of carefully cared for pine trees and selecting the perfect Christmas tree for their home.

Come out and visit, pick a tree and we’ll cut it for you. Nothing compares to a freshly cut Christmas tree!

“Wonderful experience! Everyone is so nice & helpful….3 separate lots, many trees to choose from. My Grandson had best time choosing the perfect tree.”

— Lizand F.