The Jacobson’s Story

Amazing Grace Tree and Flower Farm transitioned in 2026 from what first began when the Jacobson Christmas Tree business moved from Lucketts to Berryville in 2003. In 2011, Jacobson Christmas Trees at Amazing Grace Tree Farm officially opened to the public. It was a small, joyful, family‑run business that depended on every member of the family — and many dear friends. For more than a decade, we cherished the families who visited us year after year… including Mr. and Mrs. Claus.

Six years ago, during Covid lockdown, we made a difficult decision to stop planting new Christmas trees as we anticipated moving in a different direction. Fast forward to this year: I found myself in a position to retire, but also ready to begin something new. That’s when the flower farmer in me was born, and when the idea of combining live trees (something my husband has been quietly experimenting with) and cut flowers began to take root. What started as a small spark quickly grew into a new vision for our farm.

With the hard work and help of my family this early spring, we prepared a flower field that has given me a beautiful bounty of blooms. I didn’t know what I could sow or grow — and I have been in awe every single day. Watching seeds become stems, stems become flowers, and flowers become joy has been one of the greatest gifts of this new chapter.

Amazing Grace Tree and Flower Farm is more than a transition — it’s a continuation of our family’s story. A place where beauty grows, where grace is visible, and where we hope you feel right at home. From Christmas trees to cut flowers, from one season to the next, we are grateful to share this journey with you.