Shropshire sheep are uniquely suited to grazing in tree farms, orchards, and vineyards.

Christmas tree farming is different from other kinds of farming in a few ways...it takes a bit more patience than most starter farms.

After Christmas trees, our most popular item is a classic Vermont balsam wreath. Whether hung indoors or outside, balsam wreaths bring...

Take great Christmas Photos this year The only thing we like better than a great family photo around Christmas time is sneaking away to...

our Shropshire sheep adventure When we first heard of the idea of using sheep to manage grass in our trees, we were excited about the...

Once you know how to tie your own bows, your decorating possibilities are endless. Bows are a quick project that require very few...

After Christmas is over, and you're ready to take your Christmas tree down, what's next? Keep the Christmas tree lifecycle sustainable by...

We like to include the animals in our holiday fun. Maya (black dog), Annie (brown dog), and Twister (chestnut horse) do a great job...

Days are getting cooler and we've already seen snowflakes a few times. We're getting the shop and plantation ready for opening day. ...

A letter from William Werner on the start of Werner Tree Farm My grandfather, Fred Werner, moved to Middlebury from Rochester, NY in...