Dulls Christmas Tree Farm is located in Indiana 40 miles northwest of Indianapolis.

Maybe you saw us in Indianapolis Monthly where we were voted the Best Christmas Tree Farm for 2004.  Or maybe you saw our Grand Champion Christmas Tree at the 2004 and 2006 Indiana State Fair.  We get around.  We've been featured on the covers of The Indiana Prairie Farmer and The Hoosier Farmer and we've been the subjuct of stories and photos in The Indianapolis Star, the Lebanon Reporter, the Crawfordsville Journal Review and the Boone County Sun Times, just to name a few.  So who are we and why are we inviting you to our farm to choose your next Christmas tree?

We're Tom and Kerry Dull and we moved into our historic 1800's Boone County farmstead a mile west of Ind. 39 when we were married in 1982.  At the time, the big old post-and-beam house overlooked fields of corn and soybeans.  That first Christmas, we drove 30 miles to pick out our Christmas tree.  It was the beginning of a tradition we now share with thousands of families who make a visit to Dull's Tree Farm an essential part of their celebration of Christ's birth. 

We're not strangers to farming.  Our family grows corn and soybeans in an operation based at my parents place a mile north of our house.  After a couple of years, we decided to try growing Christmas trees on the gentle slopes around our homestead.  The soil was better suited to trees and we reasoned that a second income would let Kerry stay home with the children we planned to have.  That was in 1985.  We planted 200 scotch pines that first year.  When they survived, we figured we must be doing something right, so the next year we planted 500, then another 1000 the following year.  From 1985 to 1992, we planted and tended our trees, sweating in the hot June sun to shear them to the perfect shape, and looking forward to being able to cut our Christmas tree from our own farm. 

Even though our only advertising was a sign out on Ind. 39, sales that first year were more than encouraging.  We hoped to sell 100 trees, but we sold 200.  Sales continue to increase every Christmas season as word spreads about the festive atmosphere and the quality of our trees. 

Over the years, we've branched out (pun intended) into wreath making, a petting zoo, barn restoration and more.  In 1996 we moved in and restored an original log cabin (pictured left) that has evolved into a unique gift shop and recently constructed a second cabin, the Stone Cabin Inn. We don't actually sell trees!  We sell the experience!  Come to the country.  Absorb the aromas.  Build a family history, one memory at a time.