Christmas Tree Care
Christmas Tree Care
'Tis the season & there's just something more magical about having a locally grown tree compared to a plastic one (and a much lower environmental impact too!)
Locating
When displaying trees indoors, avoid placing them too close to a fire or radiator, as this will cause excessive moisture loss and needle drop.
Prepping & Watering
To display your new tree indoors, you should saw about an inch off the bottom and place it into a base with a well of water. Christmas trees can drink a lot of water so it's a good idea to check and refill daily.
Cut Trees Time Indoors
Your cut tree, when looked after, should last for at least four weeks, and when it's time, you can plant it outside ready for next year!
Potted Trees Time Indoors
Make sure to keep potted trees in a cool room and bring them indoors as late as possible as the should only be indoors for only around 12 days.
Potted Trees Lifespan
Potted trees can live for a few years, but cut trees are better for ongoing cultivation.
Norfolk Grown Christmas Trees
Norfolk grown real cut Christmas trees are available seasonally from Highway, contact us to find out more!
Some more tips you might like
How to recycle your old Christmas tree
Having a real Christmas tree in your home over the festive period is a great way to give your home a traditional Christmas feel with that authentic pine needle aroma. But what should you do with the tree after Christmas?
Recycling a Christmas tree
Winter Lawn Care
It's easy to forget about your lawn over the Winter as it requires a lot less work than the rest of the year but it will still benefit from a little bit of maintenance occasionally.
Look After Your Lawn
Winter Pond Care
During winter it's crucial to keep an eye on your garden pond, temperatures will drop and can cause harm if not dealt with properly.
Care for Ponds & Fish in Winter
