Pre Lit Christmas Trees

Christmas Tree - 5'9'' & Pre-lit (3804-550)

5'9" Decorated Pre-lit Christmas Tree. Christmas tree, pop up, with 200 clear bulbs and red decorations. Size: Height 180cm, Width 76cm, Cable Length 150cm

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Christmas Tree - 5'9'' & Pre-lit (3804-800)

5'9" Decorated Pre-lit Christmas Tree. Christmas tree, pop up, with 200 clear bulbs and gold decorations. Size: Height 180cm, Width 76cm, Cable Length 150cm

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Christmas Tree - 6ft & Pre-lit (3800-000)

6ft Pre-lit Christmas Tree. Christmas tree with 400 clear bulbs. Size: Height 185cm, Width 95cm, Cable Length 300cm

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Choosing a Christmas Tree - Eastern White Pine and Douglas Fir

Branches from the Eastern White Pine are often used in garlands, wreaths, and Christmas centrepieces due to their long, feathery, soft needles.

Christmas Trees - the Ethical Debate

The choice between real and not real is especially painful for some environmentalists.

Growing a Christmas tree from seed

Scots Pine - the most widely planted pine species for Christmas tree production in the USA, it tolerates a wide range of soil and moisture conditions.

Choosing a Christmas Tree - Fraser and Noble Firs

The Fraser fir was named for John Fraser, Scottish botanist who explored the southern Appalachian Mountains in the late 18th century.

Choosing a Christmas Tree - Scotch Pine and Norway Spruce

Spotting a Scotch Pine is easy, although the way to do it is with your fingers, rather than your eyes since its needles can be sharp as pins.