Cross Timbers Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch

05/25/2026

05/19/2026

Last years onion crop was one of the best ever! This years was going to surpass it up until 1 month ago! One thing missing, RAIN!
So what happens is premature break over and the bulbs won’t grow any larger! Nonetheless we have onions early!

04/29/2026

Our annual Sunflower Patch is on schedule to bloom the first of July, as usual. It's a bit bigger this year, a Field A and Field B, to accomodate more photographers during the bloom season.

Click here to join our Cross Timbers Christmas Tree Farm and Pumpkin Patch Photographers Group. The link to the Booking Site is featured on the Photography Page. Bookings are available now.

04/26/2026

I can see our Nutmeg doing this!

12/19/2025

All good things must come to an end! And, so it has!

Our 2025 Christmas tree sale season is ended. It's been a record-setting season here at the farm with well over 400 Christmas trees going to homes as far away as Norman, Edmond, Ada, Seminole, Chandler, Stillwater, the west and northwest sides of OKC and everywhere in between.

It was great seeing all our new customers as well as our frequent flyers who've already made us part of their annual family Christmas traditons.

We sincerely wish all of you a very Merry Christmas and pray God's blessings on your family through this season and the coming year!

12/15/2025

We are through making and selling fresh wreaths for the season.

So, we’re now making available fresh wreath bundles for decorating while they last.

These not only look beautiful, theyll add that fresh fir scent you love to your spaces!

Fraser Fir Clipping Bundles - $10 each.

We’re open from 4pm until 8pm this week, Monday 12/15 through Friday 12/19.

We also still have nice pre-cut trees for sale in our lighted old fashioned tree lot!

So, come see us at the farm, Where Memories are Made!

2161 Harrison Avenue, Harrah.
Two blocks north of the Harrah High School Football Stadium.

12/12/2025

Please help us find this bracelet!

The bracelet was lost at our farm the afternoon before Thanksgiving. We know, roughly, where it was lost because family photos were taken.

We searched the area, but it’s obviously not there. We must assume someone found it.

If you were the person who picked it up we’d appreciate it so much if you’d private message me, Gary, through this page.

Its value isnt monetary as much as it is meaningful to the family. The family simply wishes to have it back. A reward has been offered for its return.