Wickerd Farm

Employee size

2-10

Headquarters

Burlington, WV

Homesteaded by the Wickerd family in 1904, Wickerd Farm is a family-owned Menifee farm growing Christmas trees and welcoming visitors for seasonal farm experiences. Jack and his family began planting Monterey pines in 1991, sold their first 50 trees from a small green shed in 1994, and have since kept the honey tradition alive through Jack’s beekeeping. Today, the farm pairs choose-and-cut trees and fresh wreaths with a pumpkin patch, nature hikes, and other family gatherings beneath its old oak trees.

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