Yeager's Farm & Market Inc. - Phoenixville, Pennsylvania

Dan K.

Okay. Free hot cocoa. There is a very convincing Santa. The tree selection, even late in the buying season, was more than adequate. Mostly Frasier Firs and Douglas Firs. We found a lively Frasier that's very aromatic, and the needles were still very soft. There was a decent selection of heights. For the Frasier, expect to pay $150-$180 unless you get one over 8'.

You pick your tree, and they tear off a tag for you to pay. You go into the garden shop to pay, and it is Christmas'd out. Watch out taking kids in their as there are all possible of plushes and other Christmas stuff to buy. Paying was easy, and the folks are friendly.

Back outside to get the tree, and a guy had it bound and ready to go. Good instructions displayed on how to care for this year's trees. A dry year means more water.

It's not a bargain, but it's not overpriced either. You can cut your own for a lower price but my back wasn't interested.

All in all, a lovely experience. Recommend.

Douglas S.

Excellent light show! Took the family to the drive-through light show! It's great that they allow you to loop more than once. We shifted seats and drove through it a second time. Outstanding job by Yeager's Farm!

Subhash G.

Nice little farm with fresh farm picked vegetables and other stuff you may find in a typical Pennsylvania's farm market. We stopped here after a hike as it was on our way to home. We got a few vegetable, fresh blackberries, peaches etc. They had plants also for sale and most of the stock was of ornamental plants which is expected for the month of August. Overall, it was a good experience for us to stop at Yeagers farm and market!!

Laura V.

Nice long drive-through light display. My kids really enjoyed our visit and everyone was very friendly.

Christine K.

Shopped there yesterday and left my credit card behind. Jeff looked me up online and could not find my number. Fortunately i had signed up to be alerted when they have new products arriving so my number was in their system. Jeff called me and I was so happy he did! When I came back to get it he said if he hadn’t been able to find my number he was going to stop by my house. This is an honest, family run business that goes above and beyond. I won’t go anywhere else! If you’re reading this sign up for alerts. Alerts are not that frequent and I love to know when the fresh blueberries, peaches etc are in. And you never know when you might leave something there!

Jill F.

Yesterday, on November 30, I went to Yeagers in the afternoon. I never expected such a humongous crowd. The traffic was very busy coming in and out, so I was paying attention to where I could park. I found a spot. It was freezing cold, I believe because the area is open space to the fields of trees. I looked around for someone to whom I could ask the question, “how do I get my tree and get out of here?” just because it was so cold. I had read about Yeagers and that it was $15 a foot. Since I am a widow and live by myself, I figured I would only need a 4 foot tree this year and could really only afford about $60 so that was cool. Because of the cold, I never looked around at the signage. I just went directly to the trees so I could get one and get out. The gentleman who helped me was very kind. And so was the gentleman who was at the roping device. When I took my ticket inside, I implored them to recognize that I was a widow, lived solely on Social Security, had never been here before, was new to the Pottstown area, and could they recognize a lower price. The two women at the register seemed empathetic; however, this elf of a woman who was obviously a Yaeger, intervened and said, “the sign says $85 minimum!“ I told her my story about having never been there before and not really looking at signage, just looking for a tree. She didn’t care she was not at all in the Christmas spirit and did not recognize that giving me $20 off this 4 foot tree would’ve made a big difference, especially at Christmas time. In the Bible, it says, “help our widows and our orphans”.She would have none of it. She just wanted her money. greed can eat your soul.She was sanctimonious and haughty and I will never return to Yeagers’s farm because they’re only in it for the MONEY and there is no Christmas spirit about the place. That woman, and you know who you are, was godless. And I don’t need you to respond with your pat answer of ‘I’m sorry you had this experience’, because it is in sincere and most egregious.I won’t be back to look at the review response, anyway. I will tell everyone I know NEVER to go there.

With the country excited about the election of the new president and moving forward, knowing that they’ll be able to spend more money, Yaeger’s should’ve reduced the prices of their Christmas trees this year by to a minimum of $60 and to honor their advertisement of $15 a foot. That would’ve been the right thing to do for all people who want to celebrate Christmas, not just the rich! Yeagers’s farm makes so much… thousands of dollars at Christmas time. They could’ve shaved off $20 from my tree without missing it. And I’m sure that elf would’ve felt better about herself!
Yeager’s farm is the antithesis of the Christmas spirit. Money… The root of all evil!

Susan B.

Always good to shop at Yeager's. Interesting seasonal gifts. And of course the veggies. And their beef products, and those whoopie pies.

Beth P.

Jeff Yeager showed me by text and email what my options were in plants to give to my Aunt for Mother’s Day. He had an arrangement of I was sure she would like for her Patio! He was right, & she was surprised and delighted!