Christmas trees grown in Oxford
Christmas trees from our field to your house in 24hrs
Our real Christmas Trees are grown where we sell them in Marsh Baldon, Oxford. They have been lovingly tendered all year ready for your family to enjoy during the Christmas season.
Every day we are open we cut new trees, we don't cut the best stock first, we make sure every day there is a large selection of premium trees.
Our regular customers will have noticed that there are also standard and bargain trees available, these trees may have some imperfections. The bargain trees have red labels
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Norway Spruce
Our real Norway Spruce have been grown in Marsh Baldon, they range from 3ft. They are a beautiful traditional tree and fill the room with a christmassy smell.
If you are buying your Norway Spruce at the end of November or beginning of December then please be especially careful to look after it so it lasts for a month- cut the end off (the sap will seal the end within hours) and place in a bucket of water away from a radiator .
Merry Christmas from The Elliott's! Real Christmas Trees in Oxford
Nordmann
- Nordmanns have a bluey tinge and thicker needles.
- They are a beautiful tree, are slightly more expensive than the Norway Spruces
- Nordmanns are fuller and can be quite wide
- They can be cut earlier in the season i.e the end of November and will still look fantastic in January, as log as they are kept in water and the end has been freshly sawn off.
- We sell these from 3ft
How to care for your tree
Saw the end of the tree off
When you take your tree home saw the end off with a sharp saw to ensure the sap doesn't seal the end and prevent the tree from drinking water.
Put it in water
Ensure the tree has a large bucket or stand that provides an adequate volume of water for the tree to drink. A medium size tree will drink a pint of water a day when freshly cut. Please ask our friendly staff about water stand, if you don’t already have one.
Replenish the water regularly
Please make sure your tree does not dry out. Regularly fill up the bucket or stand with water. Following these simple guidelines should ensure the longevity and freshness of your tree.