Celebrating our 51st year of Christmas tree sales!

Windmill Pines will open our 51st year of Christmas trees sales on Friday, November 28 at 9:00 AM. Please consult the “About Us” page for our calendar and opening and closing times thereafter.

Windmill Pines was established by Martin and Etta Stork in 1968. Ownership of the farm was passed to Stan and Elizabeth (Stork) Obermueller after Elizabeth’s dad went to be with his Lord on January 1, 2020 at the age of 98.

We were honored that a 25′ Concolor Fir tree from our farm graced the rotunda of the Nebraska State Capitol Building in 2015! We are also pleased to announce that we will be supplying the trees for the governor’s office and governor’s mansion for the thirteenth year in a row. Check out the photos on the Photo Gallery page.

Windmills Pines is again offering beautiful trees in in a variety of species. Our most popular varieties are Canaan Fir and Concolor Fir and we continue to have a loyal following that prefers Scotch Pine. We have contracted once again to receive pre-cut Fraser firs from Michigan to supplement what we have been able the grow on our farm. Please consult our “Trees” page for more information about the species of trees that we offer.

Our customers have experienced long wait times to get their trees cleaned and baled the first morning of sales. We truly appreciate their good natured understanding and patience, but we don’t take that goodwill for granted. So, we are adding a larger baler in order to make baling of our largest trees more efficient in hopes of relieving what has been the major constraint impacting the rate of throughput. We will also offer the option for customers to choose a tree, have it cut, pay for it, leave it and come back later to have the tree cleaned and baled when the line is shorter. Details will be available on how to exercise this option will be available upon arrival at the farm.

Our official Facebook site, maintained by our daughter, Megan, is https://www.facebook.com/WindmillPines. Visit us there for fun photos and items of interest about the farm.