This page was last updated: August 20, 2026
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Deerfield Tree Farm
"Where Family Traditions are Growing"
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Dear Customers,
Its with a heavy heart, I am writing to you to let you know that Deerfield Tree Farm is permanently closed as of August 20th, 2026. I wanted to express my deepest gratitude for your loyalty and some support over the last 19 years, from families near and far. If it was your first real tree or to the families that never missed a season. Thank You.
To all the professional photographers. Watching how hard all of you worked, from weddings, and engagements, to those quiet Sunday mornings in the Fall, you professionalism and respect for the land showed in your work that you did. And really captured so many magical moments. It was a pleasure working with all of you. Thank You.
To the Town of Millis and the local community that showed overwhelming support for so many years. The farm was able to raise funds yearly for local organizations and events, food bank, churches and help support veterans as well. Christmas is a time for giving and I was so fortunate to work with so many people that were so willing to help and give. Thank You.
To all the dog people. Wow! That was fun, right? Sadie and Bella over the years were just amazing. I remember how people would come back the next day just to hang out and see Sadie or Bella again. And they loved seeing you again as well. Watching the smiles, when a Great Dane sticks their head in the window as you pull into the farm turned out to be the most genuine, "Hello, how can I help you?" Ever. Having some hot chocolate around the fire pit, talking about dogs, and picking out a tree are some relativly simple moments that become memorable because those times are filled with laughter and love. Thanks for making that a really big part of it.
To all the unsung hero's, tireless working behind the scenes. You made the farm into a place where family traditions were actually growing. And you believed in that, and is why it was a success, and could not have done it alone. Thank You.
And finally to all my friends and family. Dad left way to early for all of us, but his legacy is in the trees that showed itself every fall. To my Mom for her continued unwavering support. Thank You. And to my kids, growing up on the farm, and there hard work that they both put into it, and being a part of thousands of family traditions, is something i know they will carry with them on their journeys in life. I'm so thankful they were such a big part of it.
Wishing you all the best, and safe and many Merry Christmases to come.
Greg Dowd
Deerfield Tree Farm
