Traditional Christmas Tree
Out of stock
Sorry we don't have any Christmas Tree's available at the moment, but we do have lots of other lovely festive plants available for Christmas delivery.
4.9/ 5
21 reviews
Exactly as advertised and in wonderful growing condition.
Efficient quick delivery. Item matched the description and photo
Beautiful Christmas tree looking forward to planting it in the garden.
Awesome idea particularly for older people who don’t want to be bothered with having to set up a tree for themselves.
A beautiful Xmas tree.
Love it. Thrilled when it arrived with the baubles and lights already on it. In my hall looking very festive.
Cant comment - was sent as gift
Dubious about buying a tree online. No need to worry as it’s a beautiful tree and in a lovely white patterned metal bucket.
Exactly as described
Fantastic. Thank you.
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Looking after your Christmas Tree
This small spruce has a lovely a neat shape even when small. Young trees are quite happy indoors in winter and are very easy to care for.
If inside make sure your plant gets plenty of daylight, by putting it near a window. A cool room or a light porch is best, and it will be happiest away from any radiators. If you have a garden or a patio then your tree will prefer to be outside after the festive season and will be fine outside in winter in all but the very coldest (-10C) temperatures.
When in a small pot, young trees will need some watering, especially if your room is centrally heated.
This variety of spruce is not as fast growing as some and can be kept to a manageable size by restricting the size of the pot. To encourage lots of growth repot your spruce into a much larger pot in or plant out your tree in the spring time. To keep it smaller repot your tree into just a slightly bigger pot in the spring.
Problem Solving: Spruce trees are tough trees that require little maintenance.
New shoots are a different colour – in the spring and summer your plant should begin to put on new leaves, don’t worry if they are a lighter colour than the existing leaves, they will colour up over a few weeks.
New shoots are drooping – new shoots are more tender than established branches and may droop if exposed to hot or cold temperatures, ensure they are fully watered and try to keep in an even frost free temperature until the young leaves have matured and changed colour.
Dropping needles are almost always due to underwatering, make sure the soil is really wet.
After the festive Season, you may want to take off the fruit decorations. These are made from real dried fruits and once the wires and ribbons have been removed can be composted. Alternatively, you can store them in a cool, dry and airtight container they will look great on your tree next year.
