All trees are individually priced according to height
and quality. As a tree grows over 6ft the tree commands a higher
price per foot.
| Type |
Size |
Cost/foot |
Description |
|
Norway Spruce
(Picea abies)
|
3'-6' |
£3 - £3.50
|
.jpg) Traditional
Victorian Christmas Tree, crop rotation is around 7 years
for a 6 foot tree. It's fine needles lend elegance to this
tree, the shape of which is classically traditional. We cut
them as late as possible to ensure freshness.
|
Serbian Spruce
(Picea omorika) |
3'-6' |
£4 - £5 |
.jpg) Similar
to Norway but it has a more tapered to upright form and an attractive
blue to the underneath of the needles - a dressier tree. |
Noble Fir
(Abies procera) |
5'-7' |
£5 - £6 |
.jpg) Considered
by many as the King of Christmas Trees. It needs high elevations
to grow, and is prized for it's excellent needle holding qualities
and it's blue foliage. |
Nordman Fir
(Abies nordmanniana) |
4'-8' |
£4 - £6
|
.jpg) A
soft flat needled conifer native to the Caucasus where it grows
in the mountains. It is a tree that needs a lot of specialised
attention from the pruner and grower. It has very good needle
holding qualities, a subtle aroma and the rotation is some 10
years for a 6 foot tree. |
Scots Pine
(Pinus sylvestris) |
5'-7' |
£5 |
.jpg) An
introduced species which has been widely planted for the purpose
of producing Christmas trees. It has dark green foliage and
stiff branches which are well suited for decorating. It retains
its needles well. The seed is collected in Abernethy, Speyside,
we plant Calidonian Provenance.
|
|
Fraser Fir
(Abies fraseri)
|
4'-7' |
£4.50 |
.jpg) An
American native, it needs fairly aggressive pruning to keep
it in shape due to it's vigorous growth. It is prized for its
blue colour and an exotic citrus, spicy smell. A tree for the
hall way or corridor due to its slim form. |
