Christmas Trees

The Secret Garden centre has supplied the local community with British-grown Christmas trees for over 30 years. We pride ourselves on sourcing the best British fir trees that are high in quality and competitive in price. We believe this is what brings our customers back to us every year.

Why not make it a tradition by visiting the Secert Garden Centre with the whole family?

Norman Fir Christmas Trees 

Nordman firs are one of the best Christmas trees to keep in the home. They have thick and soft pine needles that are deep green in colour. Nordmans are the preferred tree due to their ability to retain their needles for a long time in the home despite the warm conditions.

• A wide range of sizes.
• Long-lasting.
• Soft needles.
• For indoor or outdoor use.

Fraser Fir Christmas Trees

Frasers have crept up in popularity in the last few years and for good reason. They have the same great qualities as the Nordman firs such as great needle retention but they tend to be a much narrower which makes them the ideal tree for smaller spaces.

• A wide range of sizes.
• Long-lasting.
• Soft needles.
• Good for smaller spaces.
• For indoor or outdoor use.

Lodgepole Pine Christmas Trees

If you are looking for something a little different this year, a lodgepole pine might be for you. Lodgepole pines make a stunning Christmas tree and a real talking point with your friends and family. Lodgepole pines have long and plump needles, making the tree look fuller and softer. These trees have a wonderful scent and good needle retention.

• Long-lasting.
• Soft needles.
• Good scent.
• Unusual variety.
• Good for indoor or outdoor use.

Abies Koreana Christmas Trees

The Korean pine is also known as the silver pine. It has a narrow and conical shape with short, deep green needles that have a white/silver underside that tends to glisten when lit with lights. The Korean fir tree has great needle retention and is ideal for smaller spaces inside or outside of the home.

• Long-lasting.
• Soft needles.
• Unusual variety.
• Good for indoor or outdoor use.

Abies Lasiocarpa

This beautiful pine tree is prized for its scented needles which have a bluish green colour. The branches are strong and nicely spaced making this the perfect tree to display heavy decorations. Lasiocarpas are not often seen in the U.K as a cut Christmas tree so these are a real treat.

• Long-lasting.
• Good colour.
• Unusual variety.
• Good for indoor or outdoor use.

Norway Spruce Christmas Trees

The Norway spruce is the most traditional form of Christmas tree with a lovely pine scent. They are fast growing trees so they tend to be less pricy than other trees but they do not have the best needle retention. We recommend purchasing these trees closer to Christmas and keep them well wateredif you wish to keep them in the home. These trees will last a long time outdoors, in a cool conservatory or porch.

• Wide range of sizes.
• Lower in price.
• Pine scent.
• Long-lasting outdoors.

Table-top trees

These small but perfectly formed Christmas trees are ideal for decorating small tables in the hallway, porch, or anywhere in the home that is lacking in festive joy. They also make a lovely gift to give to friends, family or even the dry cleaner!

Pot-grown Trees

The Secret Garden has a large selection of Christmas trees in different sizes that have been grown in pots. This means that you can put your tree in the garden after Christmas, treat it as a patio plant during the year, and bring it back inside next Christmas. These trees are perfect to commemorate your child’s first Christmas.