Nestled in the hills of Warren, CT, Angevine Farm has been “growing memories” for over 157 years. What began six generations ago has blossomed into a place where families return year after year to celebrate the seasons, pick pumpkins, and choose Christmas trees.
Today, the fourth, fifth, and sixth generations—Kathy, Timothy & Carla, Scot & Jamie, Lisa & Ansis, along with their children Haley & Rob and Jordan—are all part of keeping the farm thriving. Together, they continue the legacy while shaping new traditions for the future.
Over the years, Angevine Farm has been home to many farming endeavors: dairy cows, tobacco, orchards, vegetables, poultry, eggs, and pumpkins. For the past 60 years, our focus has been Christmas trees—planting, pruning, and caring for thousands each year so families can create holiday traditions of their own.
The Harvest Barn, once a poultry house, now serves as our cozy retail barn in the fall and transforms into a wreath workshop during winter. Look up, and you’ll still see the old feed pipes and chicken crates—reminders of earlier days.
As kids, Lisa, Tim, and Scot remember planting pumpkins and selling them to “egg” customers who stopped by. Even then, it was clear: something as simple as a pumpkin could spark so much joy. Today, our pumpkin patches still bring that same joy to families exploring the farm each autumn.
Raising Christmas trees is at the heart of what we do. Each year, the family plants 2,000–3,000 seedlings, a true team effort across generations. Summers are filled with mowing, fertilizing, pruning, repairing equipment, and planning ahead. Farming is hard work—but for us, it’s a labor of love.
Our goal is simple: to preserve this land, honor our agricultural roots, and share the peace and beauty of Angevine Farm with neighbors, friends, and visitors. Whether you’re pumpkin picking in the fall, visiting the Harvest Barn, picnicing with your family, making a wreath or choosing a tree at Christmas, we hope you feel like part of our family tradition.
See you at the farm!
