Christmas Tree Care

For every tree cut at least one more is planted in its place, this way we can operate in a sustainable and environmentally conscious way.

Your Christmas tree is cared for by us for six to ten years before coming into your home.

  • Our Christmas trees are freshly cut so there should be no need to cut any more from the base. 
  • Ideally put your tree in a bucket of water outside for a few hours or overnight before you take it inside to decorate. 
  • When you take your tree indoors it can be easier if you leave it in the net and erect it in the stand, once it is all set up you can cut the netting off.
  • We recommend a Christmas tree stand that holds water, as your tree will need to be watered throughout the Christmas period. Your tree can drink a pint of water a day.
  • Keep your tree as cool as possible whilst indoors and away from a direct heat source such as a fire or radiator to stop it from drying out.

Follow these tips and your tree should be fresh and healthy all through the Christmas period.

Once you have finished with your tree at the end of the Christmas period please dispose of your tree thoughtfully.

There are often local recycling schemes run by volunteers or councils sometimes raising money for local charities.

You can also dispose of your tree by taking it to your local recycling centre or in your garden waste recycling bin.

OUR TREES

NORWAY SPRUCE

Rich green needles, a bushy pyramid shape and a familiar festive scent make the Norway spruce a traditional favourite. Best bought closer to Christmas, it needs regular watering to stay fresh and minimise needle drop.

NORDMANN FIR

Soft, glossy dark green needles, a symmetrical shape and excellent needle retention make the Nordmann fir a popular choice. Keep your tree watered regularly to help it stay fresh throughout Christmas.

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FRASER FIR

Soft, silvery-green needles and a distinctive citrus scent that fills the room make the Fraser fir a family favourite. Its sturdy branches hold decorations beautifully, while its naturally slender shape suits smaller spaces.