Dig out the Christmas tree decorations… tag-your-own tree season opens at The Rocks Estate this weekend! And with the varied colors of fall foliage popping, there’s no more beautiful time to visit the farm – and get a jump start on the holiday season.
The Rocks will be open for
tag-your-own weekends from September 22nd through October 22nd.
During that time, the two holiday shops at The Rocks will also be open, as will
the extensive trails system on the property and self-guided tours of the interactive New Hampshire Maple Experience.
As always, leashed
pets are welcome to accompany their humans at The Rocks.
Tag-your-own tree seekers are
encouraged to select a tree in the field and decorate it in their own unique
style using ornaments, ribbons, and whatever else it takes to distinguish that
tree as their own. The showier, the better – and easier to find come cutting
time. Customers should return after the farm opens for the season, between November
17th and December 24th, to cut and pay for their tagged Christmas
tree.
To celebrate tag-your-own
season, The Rocks is inviting customers to participate in a “Gaudiest Tree”
contest on Facebook by posting a photo of their tagged tree to The Rocks Estate’s
Facebook page. The tree with the most “likes” will be presented to that
customer free of charge. Visit The Rocks Facebook page for details.
The Marketplace at The Rocks
and the farm store will both be open during tag-your-own weekends. The
Marketplace features an array of goods from various New England artisans, as
well as Fair Trade items, from pet goods and ornaments to jewelry and home
goods. The Rocks farm store is filled with local maple syrup, along with jams
and jellies, Rocks t-shirts and mugs, ornaments and decorations.
Whether you’re looking for
your perfect tree, hoping to get an early start to your holiday shopping, or
just want to enjoy the kaleidoscope of autumn colors and surrounding mountain
vistas, we hope to see you at The Rocks this fall!
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