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1. www.christmasforest.co.uk › pages › christmas-tree-careChristmas Tree Care | The Christmas Tree Forest

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   At The Christmas Forest, we carefully choose our prime quality, real Christmas trees from the best sustainable Christmas tree farms across the UK. We demand late harvesting and minimise time in transit.

   • Location: London
   • Email: team@christmasforest.co.uk

   • Phone: 020 3953 8794

2. www.rhs.org.uk › plants › typesChristmas trees / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Christmas trees. There are several types of conifer that can be brought indoors for decorating at Christmas. Most are available as cut trees, but container grown and containerised trees (dug up with roots and plunged into pots) are also available.

3. www.pinesandneedles.com › pages › christmas-tree-journeyChristmas Tree Journey - Pines and Needles

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   At Pines and Needles, we take pride in providing you with the finest Christmas trees that bring warmth, tradition, and joy to your home. Let us be part of your cherished memories as we share in the spirit of the season together.

   • Location: London, HA9 7RE

   • Email: team@pinesandneedles.com

4. www.gardenersworld.com › how-to › grow-plantsHow to look after your Christmas tree - BBC Gardeners World ...

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   Retain the netting cover while you saw the trunk off level for it to stand upright. Keep the tree in a bucket of water outside for a day or two to absorb water before moving it indoors.

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   Secure the tree in a water-retaining stand in your chosen location, then release the branches from the netting. Fill the stand with water and keep the needles fresh by topping up the water every couple of days.

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   Place the tree away from direct heat, such as an open fire or a radiator for the longest possible display of fresh, scented needles. Give it plenty of space so that air can circulate around it, too.

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   Many councils will collect Christmas trees for recycling. Alternatively, make good use of the tree long after Christmas by shredding the branches and collecting the shreddings to spread under shrubs in the garden, where it will act as a weed-suppressing mulch.

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   • Author: BBC Gardeners' World Magazine

5. www.homesandgardens.com › advice › how-to-care-for-aHow to care for a Christmas tree | Homes & Gardens

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   Nov 27, 2023 · From selecting the best Christmas tree variety for you and bringing it home, to understanding how to care for a Christmas tree throughout the holiday season, our guide is here to help you maintain your festive focal point, and keep it looking beautifully fresh until early into the new year.

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     Now that you’ve chosen the perfect tree, it’s time to take care of it to keep it looking it’s best for Christmas 🎄 Luckily, Daniel is here to share all the best tips for keeping your Christmas tree alive and thriving this year 🌟 | Carewswood Garden Centre & Café

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7. jollyfestive.com › care-for-real-christmas-treeHow To Look After A Real Christmas Tree & Make It Last Longer

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   Nov 27, 2023 · Five expert tips to preserve and look after a real Christmas tree, ensuring lasting freshness all season long!

8. mrtreefarm.comChristmas Tree Farm - Columbus, Ohio - Mr Tree Farm

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   Dec 1, 2023 · Columbus, Ohio's largest and oldest Christmas Tree Farm. Choose from live, cut, or B&B Christmas Trees featuring, Scotch Pine, White Pine and many others.

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   Where can I buy a Christmas tree in Ohio?

   • Columbus, Ohio's largest and oldest Christmas Tree Farm. Choose from live, cut, or B&B Christmas Trees featuring, Scotch Pine, White Pine and many others

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   Should you buy a healthy Christmas tree?

   • No matter how chilly a day it might be, don't grab the first Christmas tree you see. Instead make sure you choose a quality, healthy option to take home. Healthy trees will have a shiny, glossy green coating on the needles which feels slightly waxy to touch.

   How to care for a Christmas tree | Homes & Gardens

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   How do you choose a healthy Christmas tree?

   • Healthy trees will have a shiny, glossy green coating on the needles which feels slightly waxy to touch. You should also look for strong branches and a good needle retention when choosing a Christmas tree . You can conduct a simple needle retention test before you make your final selection.

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   What is a good Christmas tree?

   • Picea abies (Norway spruce): Traditional Christmas tree with a good scent, but quick to drop its needles. Abies nordmanniana (Nordmann fir): Dark green needles that are very slow to drop, but more expensive than Norway spruce.

   Christmas trees / RHS - RHS Gardening

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   Can you bring a conifer tree indoors for Christmas?

   • There are several types of conifer that can be brought indoors for decorating at Christmas. Most are available as cut trees, but container grown and containerised trees (dug up with roots and plunged into pots) are also available.

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   How long do Christmas trees last?

   • However, with the right care, you can expect most trees to last around 4-6 weeks, so comfortably over the Christmas season. The exception to this is the Norway Spruce which struggles a little more indoors and so will start to fade after around 10-14 days unless kept outside.

   How To Look After A Real Christmas Tree & Make It Last Longer

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