This year we are supplying Christmas trees!
Our gorgeous trees are the spectacular species of Nordmann fir – a non-drop variety, perfect for your indoor or outdoor displays!
We have a fresh and plentiful supply of trees available, from 4 foot up to 7 foot!
Each tree will be cut no more than 24 hours prior to your chosen collection/delivery date.
Want one of our fantastic trees? Reserve your tree now with a 50% deposit.
Trees are £10 per foot, for example a 5 ft tree costs a total of £50, pay £25 now through the website and pay the remaining £25 on collection.
How it works
- Pay deposit, your order is now placed, tree secured! 💪
- Turn up at the club on your chosen date
- Pay the remaining balance
- Take it home and decorate! 🎄🎄
Caring for your tree
We want you to get the most from your Christmas Tree, so follow these easy steps to keep your Christmas tree looking and smelling great!
Step 1
Buy your tree as early as possible! After you’ve chosen your cut tree, take it out of its netting and give it a good shake. It’s essential you do this on the day you bring it home to give your tree the best possible start indoors.
Step 2
Before you set your tree up, it’s a good idea to give it some water to avoid dehydration. Cut about 3cm off the bottom using a panel saw and pop it straight into a bucket of water to absorb (cutting the trunk means it takes in more water and prolongs its life – like with fresh cut flowers!)
Did you know?
When a Christmas tree is cut from its trunk over half of its weight is water.
Step 3
When you are ready to set your tree up, shake the tree outside to remove any loose foliage. Once you’ve brought it back indoors, stand your tree up in a Christmas tree stand. Avoid putting your real tree in sand or soil as this can reduce the amount of water it can absorb through the trunk.
Step 4
Water your real Christmas tree every day to keep it looking as good as the day you got it. A dehydrated tree will start to droop and wilt quickly, so we recommend topping up with a minimum of 500ml of water a day. A real tree can absorb around 1-2 litres of water per day, however a cut tree will keep hydrated with much less.