Nordmann Fir is a fir native to the mountains west and east of the Black Sea, in Turkey, Georgia, Russian Caucasus and northern parts of Armenia.
This fir has lovely glossy smooth green foliage and is by far our most popular tree.

The Fraser Fir is a conical shaped tree with flat, shiny green needles. This tree has excellent needle retention. Perfectly suited for those wanting a tall, narrower Christmas tree.
It is unique in having the most lovely lemon scented foliage.

Buying a pot grown Christmas tree is a great investment. They are environmentally friendly and given care and attention will last for more than just this Christmas.

When bringing your tree into the house, the same care will apply as if you had a cut tree. Try and keep as cool as possible away from any heat sources (radiators, fireplaces etc), and well-watered. This should ensure the best possible conditions for your tree whilst indoors.

Once the festive season is over, you can gradually re-introduce your tree to the wintery weather outside. There it can live in a semi-shaded to sunny area in the garden throughout the rest of the year, until the following Christmas.

As your tree continues to grow, you should increase the size of the pot it’s in, so you can enjoy it indoors again next year, or alternatively plant it into the ground in your garden and allow it to grow as an attractive permanent feature.

The Nordmann fir is one of the most important species of conifer grown for Christmas trees, being favoured for its attractive dark green glossy foliage, with soft needles.

Known for its attractive blue/grey foliage, the blue spruce has a lovely bushy habit with plenty of branches and long needles. Perfect for somebody that would like a unique tree with its own character, but it does have sharper points to its needles than the firs.

Omorika Spruce is an evergreen conifer forming a graceful, slender tree with a narrow conical habit. They have dark foliage, in drooping and branching sprays curving up at the tips. A beautiful tree for Christmas and the garden.

The Koreana Fir also know as the Korean Fir is a compact tree of with a conical shape. Slender with dark green needle-like leaves that have a white underside, and handsome blue or purple cones that are often borne on young trees.

The Fraser Fir is a conical shaped tree with flat, shiny green needles. Perfectly suited for those wanting a tall, narrower Christmas tree than a Nordmann Fir. It is unique in having the most lovely lemon scented foliage.