All of our Christmas trees are cut as late in to the season as possible so you can be assured that your Christmas tree is as fresh as it should be. As Christmas trees are a natural product they will all behave very differently. Even though you have your tree in water, some Christmas trees will shut down more quickly than others and this can lead to premature needle loss.

We have been asked by customers how early our Christmas trees are cut because some retailers claim to cut their trees on the day of dispatch. This is actually the worst treatment a cut Christmas tree can be subjected to. When a tree is felled it goes in to shock and if it is moved straight away it is a sure way for it to loose its needles. Any professional and caring grower is aware of this.

Our Christmas trees are cut and then left in the field for a few days to recover. Then they are collected and delivered to us. This process usually takes up to 5 days but as the conditions are cold and the Christmas trees are outside, it does not have any detrimental effects to the Christmas tree whatsoever.