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At Regina Farms, we prioritize customer satisfaction. We are pleased to offer a special ordering service for the upcoming Spring 2026 deliveries from Prides Corner Farms. This service is available until November 20, 2025. Here's how to participate: 1. Visit Prides Corner Farms' website at https://www.pridescorner.com to browse their selection of trees, shrubs, and perennials. 2. Visit our store or email us with your selections, including colors and quantity. We will then provide you with a price quote. 3. If you wish to proceed, a 25% deposit is required to secure your order. We will then special order the exact items you have selected. As the deliveries arrive, we will contact you to collect the remaining balance and take home your special ordered items. This new service demonstrates our commitment to accommodating our customers' unique needs. We hope you take advantage of this opportunity by November 20, 2025.
About us
Regina Farms: A Garden of Delights in the Pocono Mountains
Regina Farms is a family-owned garden center spanning over 50 acres in the Pocono Mountains of Northeast PA. Browse hundreds of annuals, perennials, and other plants from top nurseries and local growers. Gather all your lawn, garden, and landscaping supplies for your next DIY project and let us hep you grow.
History of Regina Farms
Way back in 1914, Ed Regina’s grandfather bought a 100+ acre tract of land just north of Marshalls Creek, Pa., in the Pocono Mountains resort area. There was a boarding house on the site, and he named it the Regina House. A few years later, Ed’s grandfather sold some of the land to the East Stroudsburg School District for what is now the site of the Middle Smithfield Elementary School.
When Ed’s father inherited the property, he renamed the Regina House to the Regina Hotel, which prospered until it was destroyed by a nearby truck explosion in 1966. Now all that remains of The Regina House or Hotel is a weathered old wooden sign that hangs in the garden center’s main building, piquing the curiosity of shoppers.
Marshalls Creek blast of '64: Regina family mourns life, livelihood lost (poconorecord.com)
Ed’s father eventual sold a parcel of the property that became Saint John’s Catholic Church.
The property then passed to Ed and his wife Ann, both teachers who at the time worked and made their home in Maryland. So, what to do with this scenic, sprawling, centrally located, wide-open space in the next state?
Start a Christmas tree farm, of course.
Ed and Ann began planting the trees in 1980 and selling them in 1988, coming up on weekends to stand in the cold and help local families find their perfect tree to cut.
When Ed retired in 1995, he threw his efforts into building the stunning timber-frame “barn” that has become a familiar roadside landmark to Pocono visitors. With its wooden beams milled from trees that once stood on the property, striking metal roof, and 100% peg-built construction, the building has attracted almost as many admirers as the garden plants that surround it — although Ed admits, he mainly built it “because we were tired of freezing outside.”
Over the years, the Christmas tree farm has evolved into a full-service, three-season garden center and a well-known fixture in the Pocono community. Sadly, Ann Regina passed away in 2009 and is greatly missed by the Regina Farms family and friends. But more than 20 years after he “retired,” you’ll still find Ed Regina out and about every day, scooping up buckets of mulch in the loader, digging around with the Bobcat, driving the Regina Farms delivery trucks, and lending expertise and advice to thousands of faithful Regina Farms customers.
