Range of Christmas Trees

Fraser Fir

The Fraser Fir has a mild fragrance, good shape, strong limbs, and soft needles which don't easily drop. The Fraser fir is a very popular species and has been regularly used as the White House Christmas tree. 

We grow and deliver many of these Christmas Tree's to retailers throughout the UK. 

Nobel Fir

The Nobel Fir is an evergreen conifer, often very tall, with whorled branches, slightly flattened leaves and needles that don't drop easily. They are a popular Christmas tree brand due to its delicate scent and the amount of space between its branches that are perfect for hanging decorations. 

We supply Nobel Fir trees to retailers throughout the UK. 

Pot grown Nordmann

Pot Grown Blue Spruce

Pot-grown Christmas trees are popular due to their minimal needle drop and you have the option to plant them in the garden after Christmas. Seedlings are planted straight into the pot, and the pot is then put into the soil. It takes a few years for the Blue Spruce to reach maturity, but we take them out at just the right time ready for cleaning and delivery.

Pot Grown Serbian Spruce

Pot-grown Christmas trees are popular due to their minimal needle drop and you have the option to plant them in the garden after Christmas. Seedlings are planted straight into the pot, and the pot is then put into the soil. It takes a few years for the Serbian Spruce to reach maturity, but we take them out at just the right time ready for cleaning and delivery.

Pot Grown Norway Spruce

Pot-grown Christmas trees are popular due to their minimal needle drop and you have the option to plant them in the garden after Christmas. Seedlings are planted straight into the pot, and the pot is then put into the soil. It takes a few years for the Norway Spruce to reach maturity, but we take them out at just the right time ready for cleaning and delivery.