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Potted Christmas tree

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Potted Christmas treePot Grown Root ball intact. A living tree. Nordmann Fir Low needle drop. Deep green needles. Plant After Christmas Keep it. Grow it. Use it again. British Grown From sustainable UK plantations. The tree A Christmas tree that lives on This is a pot grown Christmas tree. The roots stay intact. The tree is alive. After Christmas, you plant it in the garden or keep it in the pot for next year. We grow Nordmann Fir. Firm, deep green needles. Low needle

Pot Grown
Root ball intact. A living tree.
Nordmann Fir
Low needle drop. Deep green needles.
Plant After Christmas
Keep it. Grow it. Use it again.
British-Grown
From sustainable UK plantations.

The tree

A Christmas tree that lives on

This is a pot grown Christmas tree. The roots stay intact. The tree is alive. After Christmas, you plant it in the garden or keep it in the pot for next year.

We grow Nordmann Fir. Firm, deep green needles. Low needle drop. It holds well indoors for three to four weeks without shedding.

Sizes run from 2ft to 5ft. These trees suit homes where a large cut tree does not fit, or where you want a tree that goes on giving after the festive season ends.

Photo: potted Nordmann Fir in a living room setting

From the farm

Grown in British soil

Good Elf has sold real Christmas trees since 2004. Our pot grown trees come from UK plantations we have worked with for many years. The growers raise each tree in the pot from the start. The roots stay undisturbed.

We only stock premium grade trees. If the shape or health is not right, we do not sell it. That standard applies to pot grown trees as much as cut trees.

Photo: pot grown Nordmann Fir trees at a UK plantation
4 Sizes
2ft, 3ft, 4ft and 5ft
Since 2004
Twenty years selling real trees
48hr
Return policy. Not happy? We replace it.

The sustainable choice

A real tree you keep for years

A living Christmas tree does not end at Christmas. After the festive season, plant it in the garden. In good soil with room to grow, Nordmann Fir puts on several inches a year.

Smaller trees work well as long-term pot plants. A 2ft or 3ft tree can stay in the pot for two or three seasons. Move it to a bigger pot each spring with fresh compost.

Real trees capture CO2, including after they leave us. We source from sustainable UK plantations where every tree sold is replaced with a new sapling.

Sizes

Choose your tree

2ft
60 cm
Fits on a table or windowsill. Good in a small room or as a second tree. Easy to keep in a pot year to year.
3ft
90 cm
Floor-standing. Works in a flat or compact living room. Small enough to keep in a pot for several seasons.
4ft
120 cm
A proper tree. Suits most rooms. Holds a full set of decorations well. Most popular for pot grown trees.
5ft
150 cm
Full-size feel. Needs a large pot, at least 30 litres. Plant it in the garden after Christmas for the best long-term result.

How to care for it

Four steps for a healthy tree

01
Water it
Check the soil every two days. Keep it moist, not waterlogged. A pot grown Christmas tree needs about half a litre of water every two to three days indoors.
02
Keep it cool
Place it away from radiators and fireplaces. Heat dries the soil and stresses the roots. A cool spot near a window works best.
03
Bring it in slowly
Move it into an unheated porch or garage for two or three days before bringing it indoors. This reduces temperature shock on the roots.
04
Plant or pot it on
After Christmas, move it outside. Plant it in the garden, or move it to a larger pot with fresh compost. Keep it watered through spring and summer.
Photo: Nordmann Fir deep green needles close-up

Questions

Frequently asked

What is a pot grown Christmas tree?
A pot grown tree is raised in its pot from the start. The roots are never cut or dug up. The root system stays intact and the tree stays alive. After Christmas, you can plant it or keep it in the pot for another season.
Do potted Christmas trees survive outside?
Yes. Nordmann Fir is hardy in the UK. After Christmas, move the tree outside and plant it in the garden or keep it in its pot in a sheltered spot. Water it through spring and summer and it will grow on year after year.
How long can I keep the tree indoors?
No more than four weeks. Most people bring it in around the first of December and move it outside after New Year. The longer it stays in a warm room, the greater the stress on the roots.
Can I use the same potted tree next Christmas?
Yes, if the tree is healthy and has spent the rest of the year outside. Keep it watered and pot it on into a larger container as it grows. Many people use the same tree for three or four years before it outgrows the house.
Will it drop needles?
Nordmann Fir has very low needle drop. It is far better than Norway Spruce in this respect. A well-watered tree in a cool room will barely shed over a four-week period. Needle retention is one of the main reasons people choose Nordmann Fir for pot grown trees.
How do you deliver a potted Christmas tree?
We use tracked courier for most UK addresses, and our own team for London. Potted trees are heavier than cut trees, so we pack them with care to protect the root ball in transit. London deliveries arrive before 2pm on your chosen date.
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