Visit our 90 acre historic farm, the home of Rhode Island State Champion Tree for five consecutive years.
We supply the Governor's tree at the Rhode Island State House. Our trees have gone to Washington D.C. to Congress.
They grace the Newport Mansions, city halls, colleges, malls, and the homes of many families. While strolling through our fields, you can choose the Christmas tree you want for your home.
We look forward to greeting you at our farm this holiday season.
Please see our Contact Us
page for seasonal hours of operation.
Tree Species
We grow 7 species of Christmas trees for tagging and for choose and cut.
The tree species are Balsam Fir, Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir, White Spruce, Meyer Spruce, Norway Spruce, and White Pine.
We have trees up to 25 ft. Click the tree images below to learn more about the species.
Balsam Fir
Meyer Spruce
Douglas Fir
Frazier Fir
White Pine
White Spruce
Balsam Fir
The Balsam Fir has short, flat, long lasting needles that are 3/4 - 1 and 1/2 in. in length and rounded at the tip.
It has a nice, dark green color with silvery cast and retains its pleasing fragrance throughout the Christmas season.
"A traditional Christmas tree that most Americans grew up with."
Meyer Spruce
The Blues Spruce has dark green to powdery blue; very stiff needles, 3/4" to 1 and 1/2" long; good form;
will drop needles in a warm room; symmetrical; but is best among species for needle retention.
Its branches are stiff and will support many heavy decorations.
"The needles really do have a bluish look to them."
Douglas Fir
The Douglas Fir holds blue to dark green; 1" to 1 and 1/2" needles which have one of the best
aromas among Christmas trees when crushed. The Douglas fir needles radiate in all directions from the branch.
"One of the top major Christmas tree species in the U.S."
Frazier Fir
The Frazier Fir has dark blue-green, flattened needles; 1/2 to 1 inch long which are dark green on the top and
silvery underneath. The Frazier Fir has good needle retention, a nice scent and pyramid-shaped strong branches which turn upward.
They have good form and needle-retention.
"A very pleasant fragrance."
White Pine
The White Pine has soft, flexible, blue-green needles, 2 to 5 inches long in bundles of five.
The White Pine retains its needles throughout the holiday season, has avery full appearance with little or no fragrance.
These trees aren't recommended for heavy ornaments as their brances are slender.
"Lesser allergic reactions as compared to more fragrant trees."
White Spruce
The White Spruce has needles that are 1/2 to 3/4 inch long; green to bluish-green, short, stiff needles with blunt tips.
When crushed, the needles have an unpleasant odor but the White Spruce has good needle retention.
They have excellent foliage color and have a good, natural shape
"The White Spruce is excellent for ornaments."
Our Services and Creations
TAGGING - Choose your tree and reserve it until you return to have it cut.
CHOOSE AND CUT - Choose your tree and we will cut it for you; or you may cut it yourself. We provide the saw.
TREE BALING - A Howey Tree Baler wraps your tree for easy handling and set up in the stand. We bring your
tree out of the fields, and tie it on your vehicle.
TREE STANDS - We sell 4 sizes of Gunnard Tree Stands, an excellent stand for easy setup, and it is guaranteed.
LIVE TREES - We sell live spruces for Christmas.
WREATHS - We sell wreaths made from greens grown on our farm.
ROPING - We sell laurel roping.
GIFT SHOP - In our gift shop, we sell crafts made from local crafters, honey from our beehives, beeswax candles,
and ornaments.
REFRESHMENTS - Hot cider, hot chocolate, and baked goods are sold in the gift shop. We have bathroom facilities.
Important Notice: Hayrides will not be offered this year due to family illness.
Please see our Contact Us
page for seasonal hours of operation.
Please see our Contact Us page for hours of operation.
WEDDINGS AND PHOTOGRAPHY: Our farm is also available for weddings and photography. Please call or email to discuss your event.
We do have restroom facilities.
Historic Farm
Operated by the same family for the past 100 years...
About Us
Pachet Brook Farm is a historic farm located in South Tiverton and Little Compton. Operated by the same family
for the past 100 years, the farm located on a hill has scenic views of the surrounding countryside and is a great
place for a family outing. We are a Blue Ribbon Christmas tree farm. We grow seven species of Christmas trees for choose and cut. We grow
pumpkins and gourds for sale. We grow Aborvitae, a landscape tree.
We also grow flowers for cutting, butterfly gardens and for our beehives.
Take Rt. 95 to Rt. 95 East, exit 8A to Rt. 24 South, on Rt. 24 take exit 5 to Rt. 77 Spouth.
Turn left onto 77, go 7 miles to a traffic light. Go through the light and continue 1 1/2 miles.
Pachet Brook Farm sign is on the left, turn in front of sign onto dirt road.
From Boston and Points South:
Take Rt. 24 South to Rt. 195 West to Rt. 24 South (Newport-Tiverton exit).
Take exit 5 on Rt. 24 and foollow directions above.
From Newport area:
Take Rt. 114 North to Rt. 24 North to Tiverton Rt. 77 South exit on the Sakonnet River Bridge. Take
77 South and go 6 miles to a traffic light. Go through the light and continue 1 1/2 miles to Pachet Brook Farm sign on left.
Turn in front of sign onto dirt road.
