ABOUT US

Our Farm

Our Story

A family farm with deep roots

Loudoun Nursery has been part of the Loudoun County landscape for decades, growing trees, welcoming families and creating traditions that continue from one generation to the next.

Today, the farm is evolving with a renewed focus on Christmas trees, living trees, seasonal flowers and a natural setting for photography.

Christmas trees growing in the fields at Loudoun Nursery
Rooted in Loudoun County

Growing traditions since the 1970s

Christmas trees have been grown at Loudoun Nursery since the early 1970s, and they remain at the heart of the farm today.

Over the years, the nursery has continued planting, learning and adapting while keeping a practical approach to growing healthy plants and creating a welcoming place for customers to visit.

Now, the next generation of the family is helping shape what comes next.

What Matters Here

Local roots. Thoughtful growing. A farm worth visiting.

Loudoun Nursery is changing with the times without losing what made the farm special in the first place.

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Family Owned

Locally rooted in Loudoun County and growing into its next generation.

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Grown With Care

Healthy roots, practical growing methods and attention to every plant.

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Seasonal Traditions

Christmas trees, flowers and farm visits that give families a reason to return.

The Farm Today

Still growing. Still changing.

Christmas trees remain the centerpiece of Loudoun Nursery, but the farm continues to evolve.

Living trees and fabric-container growing remain an important part of the nursery, while peonies, dahlias and other seasonal flowers are becoming part of the next chapter.

The farm also provides a naturally beautiful setting for family photography and seasonal photo sessions.

Christmas tree fields at Loudoun Nursery in Loudoun County
Growing Better

The fabric-grown advantage

Fabric containers are an important part of the way Loudoun Nursery grows many trees and plants.

Air pruning encourages dense, fibrous roots instead of long circling roots. That helps make plants easier to move and can support stronger establishment after transplanting.

Learn about our growing methods →

What’s Next

Flowers are becoming part of the story

Peonies and dahlias are helping shape the next chapter of Loudoun Nursery, with flower sales planned to begin in Spring 2027.

Plans include fresh-cut flowers as well as selected bag-grown plants customers can take home and enjoy beyond a single bloom.

Explore the flower program →

Come See the Farm

Experience Loudoun Nursery for yourself

Visit during Christmas tree season or contact us to arrange a nursery visit at other times of the year.

PHOTO GALLERY

Photos from Loudoun Nursery