Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland
Cut-your-own and fresh-cut Christmas trees in Anthony, just north of Ocala, Florida
About Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland brings the joy and tradition of selecting a fresh Christmas tree to the Ocala community. This seasonal tree farm in Anthony, in northern Marion County, opens each year on the Friday after Thanksgiving, transforming into a festive holiday shopping experience where families and individuals can browse and select authentic, freshly-cut Christmas trees. The farm celebrates the tradition of real Christmas trees, with cut-your-own trees and North Carolina Fraser firs advertised on its Facebook page.
Located at 10001 NE 27th Terrace in Anthony, Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland offers more than just trees. Its website lists saws, hole drilling for tree stands, shaking to remove dead needles and netting for the trip home, along with poinsettias, wreaths and tree stands for sale, candy canes and coloring books for children and free boiled peanuts on Saturdays and Sundays.
Tree Selection & Varieties
Fraser Fir
Known for their dense, full shape and excellent needle retention, Fraser Firs are among the most popular Christmas trees. They feature a pleasant, traditional pine aroma and strong branches that hold ornaments beautifully. Kandy Kane's Facebook page advertises North Carolina Fraser firs.
Cut Your Own
The farm's website describes Kandy Kane as a cut-your-own tree farm and lists saws among the services it provides. Its Facebook page also advertises fresh-cut trees. The farm does not post a full species or size list online, so call ahead if you want a particular tree.
The Holiday Shopping Experience
Shopping at Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland is more than a transaction - it's a cherished holiday tradition. The seasonal atmosphere captures the essence of Christmas preparation, creating memorable experiences for families and friends. Walking through rows of fresh trees, selecting the perfect specimen, and preparing it for transport home are experiences that modern artificial trees simply cannot replicate.
Personal Selection
Walk the lot and choose your perfect tree based on size, shape, and appearance preference
Saws Provided
The farm lists saws among its services for cutting your own tree
On-Site Preparation
Shaking to remove dead needles, hole drilling for tree stands and netting for the ride home, per the farm's website
Christmas Tree Care in Florida's Climate
Florida's warm climate presents unique challenges for maintaining fresh Christmas trees. Unlike northern states where cold air naturally preserves trees, Florida homeowners must take deliberate steps to extend their trees" freshness and appearance through the holiday season.
Water Management
Use a sturdy tree stand with at least a one-gallon water capacity. Trees drink more in warm Florida weather - check water levels daily and maintain consistent hydration. A well-watered tree can last 3-4 weeks indoors.
Temperature & Placement
Keep your tree away from direct sunlight, heating vents, air conditioning units, and appliances that generate heat. Position trees in the coolest room of your home. Avoid placing trees outside the front door in full sun, which accelerates needle drop.
Humidity & Misting
Florida's humidity levels vary, but periodic misting of tree needles helps maintain moisture. Running a humidifier nearby can extend tree life. Avoid overheating living spaces, which dries out trees quickly.
Timing Installation
Install your tree indoors just a few days before Christmas rather than weeks ahead. This limits the time trees spend in warm, dry indoor conditions. Set up the stand and water immediately upon bringing the tree inside.
The Case for Real Christmas Trees
Authentic Aroma
Fresh trees provide the genuine pine and fir fragrance that defines the holiday season for families and visitors, creating emotional connections to cherished memories.
Natural Aesthetic
Real trees offer organic beauty and variation that complement any home décor style, from traditional to contemporary, without appearing plastic or artificial.
Environmental Sustainability
Christmas tree farms practice responsible land management and replanting. Trees are renewable resources that sequester carbon and support ecosystems during growth.
Post-Holiday Recycling
Real trees are 100% biodegradable and can be recycled into mulch, wood chips, or compost. Many communities offer tree collection programs supporting environmental initiatives.
Local Economic Support
Purchasing from Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland supports local Marion County agricultural traditions and seasonal employment.
Annual Tradition
The yearly ritual of selecting and decorating a fresh tree strengthens family traditions and creates holiday memories that span generations.
Seasonal Hours & Operations
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland operates on a seasonal basis. Its website lists opening day as the Friday after Thanksgiving, which falls on Nov. 27 in 2026. This limited seasonal window makes it essential to plan your tree shopping accordingly.
Planning Your Visit
- •2026 Opening Day: Friday, Nov. 27, the day after Thanksgiving (per the farm's website)
- •Hours, prices and closing date: Not posted for 2026 as of Oct. 18; call (352) 239-2979 or (352) 629-5634
- •Best Shopping Times: Early mornings and weekdays for less crowded browsing
- •Early Season Advantages: Better selection of premium trees and varieties
We recommend contacting Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland directly or checking their social media pages for current seasonal hours, opening announcements, and inventory updates throughout the holiday season.
Quick Information
Season
Opens Friday, Nov. 27, 2026
Location
10001 NE 27th Terrace, Anthony, FL 32617
(352) 239-2979 or (352) 629-5634
Specialties
Cut-your-own trees, fresh-cut trees, North Carolina Fraser firs, wreaths, poinsettias
Experience
Candy canes and coloring books for kids; free boiled peanuts on weekends
Pro Shopping Tip
Visit early in the season for the best selection. Trees sell quickly as the holidays approach, and popular sizes and varieties may become limited by mid-December.
Florida Climate Tip
Florida's warm weather requires extra attention to tree hydration. Check water levels daily and keep your tree away from direct sunlight and heat sources to maximize freshness throughout the season.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about shopping for fresh Christmas trees at Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland
1When is Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland open?
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland's website says opening day is the Friday after Thanksgiving, which in 2026 is Friday, November 27. As of October 18, 2026, the farm had not posted daily hours, prices or a closing date for the 2026 season. Call (352) 239-2979 or (352) 629-5634, or check kandykanechristmas.com and the farm's Facebook page, before visiting.
2What types of Christmas trees does Kandy Kane offer?
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland's website describes it as a cut-your-own tree farm, and its Facebook page advertises fresh-cut Christmas trees along with North Carolina Fraser firs. The farm does not publish a full species or size list online, so call ahead if you are looking for a specific tree.
3Do I need to make a reservation for a Christmas tree?
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland operates on a first-come, first-served basis during the holiday season. While reservations are typically not required, availability can vary depending on demand and how far into the season it is. If you're looking for a specific tree type or size, arriving earlier in the season increases your chances of finding exactly what you want. Consider visiting mid-week for less crowded shopping.
4How should I care for my Christmas tree in Florida's warm climate?
In Florida's warmer climate, proper tree care is essential. Keep your tree in a stand with at least one gallon of water, checking water levels daily as trees drink more in warm weather. Place your tree away from direct sunlight, heating vents, and appliances that generate heat. Mist the needles occasionally to maintain moisture, and consider installing your tree indoors only a few days before Christmas to extend its freshness. Real trees adapt better to Florida's climate than artificial alternatives when properly hydrated.
5Why should I buy a real Christmas tree instead of an artificial one?
Real Christmas trees offer a classic holiday tradition that artificial trees cannot replicate. Fresh trees provide the authentic pine or fir aroma that defines the holiday season, create a more natural aesthetic that complements any décor, and are environmentally sustainable - many farms, including tree farms in Florida, practice responsible harvesting and replanting. Real trees are also biodegradable and can be recycled into mulch after the holidays, supporting local environmental initiatives in Marion County.
6Can I get my tree trimmed or delivered?
The farm's website lists saws, hole drilling for tree stands, shaking to remove dead needles and netting to wrap the tree for the trip home. It also sells poinsettias, wreaths and tree stands, hands out candy canes and coloring books to children, and offers free boiled peanuts on Saturdays and Sundays. Delivery is not listed; call (352) 239-2979 to ask.
Plan Your Holiday Tree Shopping
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland brings the joy of selecting a fresh Christmas tree to your family's holiday traditions. Plan your visit for this season and create lasting memories with a beautiful, authentic tree.
Kandy Kane Christmas Treeland opens Friday, Nov. 27, 2026, the day after Thanksgiving. Information verified Oct. 18, 2026, on the farm's website and Facebook page.