Posts Tagged ‘potted Christmas trees’

Which Is The Best Potted Christmas Tree For Your SituationWednesday, October 28th, 2009 // Christmas Trees

Christmas trees in pots are so versatile. Whether for your home or for your business, there is always going to be one that fits the situation. You may wonder which is going to be best suited to your needs. We have three different potted Christmas trees. They are fairly versatile so you will rarely find [...]

A Potted Christmas Is Not Necessarily A Small Christmas TreeFriday, October 16th, 2009 // Christmas Trees

If you think a potted Christmas tree is a small desktop type Christmas tree then think again. Our potted Christmas trees can be found as tall as 175 cm (5ft9ins) in both the Fraser Fir and the Norway Spruce. That may be a little large for a desktop  – but perfect for situations where space [...]

Do You Know How Long It Takes To Grow A Christmas Tree?Monday, October 12th, 2009 // Christmas Trees

Christmas trees are reasonably fast growers when it comes to trees in general. It may, however,  surprise you to know how long it actually takes to grow a Christmas tree. Firs generally take about 10 years to grow from seed to a size ready for cutting. Often, the taller the tree, the longer it has [...]

Brighten Your Study With An Award-Winning Potted Christmas TreeFriday, October 9th, 2009 // Christmas Trees

Potted Christmas trees are ideal for smaller spaces like studies, home offices or your office in the workplace. They can also make a wonderful display in the entrance way to homes or on a business’s reception desk. Our award-winning Norway Spruce in one potted Christmas tree that is well worth considering. They are available in [...]

Add A Potted Christmas Tree To WOW Your Office CelebrationsMonday, September 28th, 2009 // Christmas Trees

Every year I see more and more work places decorating with the spirit of Christmas – some even go so far as to add a Christmas tree. What a pity it’s often a plastic one. To really get into the spirit of Christmas, why not add a live potted Christmas tree instead? The Fraser fir [...]