Pot Grown Nordmann Fir Christmas Tree (3 Sizes Available)
Product Highlights
- Living Christmas tree with roots intact
- Rich green foliage and glossy needles
- Can be planted in the garden after Christmas with suitable care
- A more sustainable alternative to a cut tree when successfully kept and replanted
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Pot Grown Nordmann Fir Christmas Trees – A Christmas Tree to Treasure
Bring the beauty and magic of Christmas into your home with our beautiful pot grown Nordmann Fir Christmas trees. With their rich green foliage, naturally elegant shape and soft, glossy needles, they make a stunning centrepiece for your festive celebrations.
Unlike traditional cut trees, our pot grown Nordmann Firs are grown in containers with their roots intact, making them a wonderful choice for those looking to enjoy a living Christmas tree. With excellent needle retention and a timeless appearance, they are perfect for creating a warm and welcoming festive atmosphere.
After Christmas, with the right care and suitable growing conditions, your tree can be planted in the garden and enjoyed for years to come.
Available in three sizes:
🎄 100–150cm – A lovely compact tree for smaller spaces
🎄 120–150cm – A beautiful traditional size for your home
🎄 150–175cm – A striking tree for a larger festive display
Take the hassle out of choosing your perfect Christmas tree! Simply browse our available sizes and order online. We'll carefully select a beautiful tree for you and let Meadow Grange Nursery and bring home it for the festive season.
Caring for Your Living Christmas Tree
Our pot grown Christmas trees can be enjoyed indoors over the festive season and planted in the garden afterwards with the right care.
During Christmas:
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Choose a cool room away from radiators, fireplaces and other direct heat sources.
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Keep your tree away from direct sunlight and draughts.
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Water regularly to keep the rootball moist, but avoid allowing the pot to sit in standing water.
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Limit the time your tree spends indoors where possible, ideally no longer than 7–10 days, to help prevent it coming out of dormancy.
After Christmas:
Gradually acclimatise your tree before planting it outdoors. Move it to a cool, sheltered area such as a garage, porch or unheated conservatory for around 1–2 weeks, allowing it to adjust to cooler temperatures.
Once acclimatised, plant in a suitable position with well-drained soil, water thoroughly and keep the soil moist while your tree establishes.
With a little care and attention, your living Christmas tree can become a beautiful addition to your garden for years to come.
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