Flexible Mixed orders • London & South East Delivery • Collection Available
Welcome to the Trees For Christmas website for 2025. Under the prices tab you will find our price lists for cut trees, including large sizes up to 40ft, pot grown and containerised trees and wreaths. For 2025 there have been some small increases of around £1.50 - £2 per tree particularly in the 4ft -7ft size range. These is due to growers seeking to increase prices after a couple of years of price stability.
Despite drought conditions over here quality remains very good and all of our trees have been inspected twice to check quality and grading. All of our Nordman Fir will come from Denmark as the quality is higher and more consistent than anywhere else.
If you plan to retail trees for the first time please read our retailing hints & tips to give you some help and guidance based on our experience over the years. We also have some netting machines for hire if you buy your trees from us or we can sell you a machine and nets. If you are a school, scout or guide group or similar organisation please look at our schools scheme for a great fund raising idea.
What we offer, that many other wholesalers do not, is that you can mix and match quantities, sizes and species as you wish, you do not need to order a full pallet of any particular size so you can be totally flexible with your order, so long as your minimum order is 20 trees.
We offer free delivery within our delivery area of London and South East for orders over £750 + VAT. Alternately you are welcome to collect from our yard near Croydon 7 days a week 7am to 5pm. Please note the address on our contact details is our office address only. There are no trees at this location.
Please note we are wholesalers so our minimum order is 20 trees up to 10ft.
However we do supply individual trees over 10ft.
We have been selling Christmas Trees for over 25 years and have built up an excellent reputation on the basis of supplying only top quality trees. We are a small company and value repeat business. Our Nordman Fir trees are sourced mainly from Denmark and most of our large Norway Spruce are from Surrey. All trees are from sustainable plantations that are fully re-planted after harvest.
Supply, stocks and quality of larger 9ft - 40ft display trees in both Nordman and Norway are good. We can also often help out with supplies of lower grade trees for set dressing, parties, themed events etc, even out of season, just ask.
One thing to beware of when comparing prices is that some large wholesalers have changed their method of height measurement. Many are now using a butt to tip measurement rather than the traditional butt to halfway up the terminal leader. If you bought a particular colour tagged tree last year you might find that the same colour tag and grade is 6” – 12” smaller this year, but the price is just the same. We are still using the traditional method of measurement. Check before you buy. Caveat emptor!
Please beware of the various scams that continue to occur. If you are offered trees at a price that seems too good to be true they are almost certainly sub-standard, poor quality ones at best, or at worst don't exist at all and you will only discover this when your delivery fails to arrive after you have paid in full. We are happy for you to inspect the trees to check the quality for yourself. With Christmas trees you very much get what you pay for – if the price is cheap it will look cheap!
If you have any queries at all Ian or Susie will be pleased to help and advise you.
The Norway spruce continues to be a popular choice in the UK and is the traditional species for the British Christmas tree. It is the species you will find erected in Trafalgar Square and 10 Downing Street each year. It has the triangular shape, dark green needles, gently drooping branches and a distinctive 'pine' fragrance. It's dense bushy shape is excellent for decorating. It is relatively quick growing which explains it's apparently cheap price compared to other species. It's one slight drawback is that needle retention is not it's strongest point. It does need to be keep well watered and away from direct heat sources to maintain it's quality throughout the Christmas period. If used outdoors there is no problem.
The Nordmann Fir has gained popularity in recent years due to it's good needle retention qualities and ability to look good throughout the festivities. Often described as being non-drop, this is not strictly true, but it will retain it's needles better than Norway Spruce. It has soft, deep green foliage, smooth grey bark and a good triangular shape. It tends to be slightly more open and less dense than Norway. The needles when crushed give a very aromatic citrus smell. More expensive than other species due to it's slow growth and work needed to maintain a good shape. There are many different quality grades of this species so buyers need to be aware of this when comparing prices.
Related to the Norway Spruce this is one of the most attractive Christmas Trees. It has a good natural shape and is distinguished by it's striking blue-green (sometimes almost electric blue) foliage. It has the distinctive 'pine' scent. It commands attention even without decoration. The needles are very sharp so care needs to be taken with handling it. Like all spruce it needs to be kept well watered to keep it at it's best.
What is the idea behind the scheme?
Over 20 years ago we designed the scheme in response to requests from schools who wished to run a fund raising event selling Christmas Trees.
Please click on the links below to download our price lists.
You can contact Trees for Christmas by phone, email or by submitting the enquiry form.
We will be happy to provide advice and further information about our Christmas trees, prices for cut and potted trees, and our Schools Scheme. Alternatively you can call us; we will be happy to help.