Remember
the warm dry conditions found in modern houses are not kind to Christmas
trees and even a well cared for tree will drop some needles. This guide
indicates needle drop for a properly cared for tree, kept inside for
3 weeks and is expressed in handfulls of needles for each variety of
tree
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Lodgepole
pine has long, thin needles and differs from Scots pine in that Lodgepole
is heavier branched and the branches grow up more vertically. Many of
our trees have cones on which add to the attraction of this cheerful
green tree. Needle retention is very good
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Norway spruce
is the "original" Christmas tree and for many people the only
true Christmas tree. The Norway is a beautiful tree with rich, mid green
foliage, fine needles and a conical structure. Needle retention is not
as good as pines or firs but can be improved by regular watering and
locating away from sources of heat. Large Norway make wonderful outdoor
trees.
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A superb
light green, soft foliage tree with a very bushy shape. Needle retention
is not as good as pines or firs but can be improved by regular watering
and locating away from sources of heat
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A Blue spruce
is a very different tree from the other spruce that we sell. It has
a unique blue colour with a very distinctive aroma but very prickly
and is therefore not a very good tree if you have young children. Needle
retention is not as good as pines or firs but can be improved by regular
watering and locating away from sources of heat.
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An excellent
tree which has very good needle retention. The needles are very glossy
and have a silver sheen to their underneath. The needles are soft and
broad giving the tree a distinctly different shape to that of spruce
or pine. An ideal tree for decorating .
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