• A freshly harvested Fraser Fir Christmas tree with dense green needles, standing in a field of similar trees under a blue sky.
  • A young evergreen Fraser Fir Christmas tree standing upright in a outdoor nursery or forest setting, with other trees and a blurred mountain landscape in the background.
  • Close-up of a green Fraser fir conifer branch with needle-like leaves and small brown buds, photographed in natural light against a blurred green background.
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Naggy Burn Garden Centre

Fraser Fir Christmas Trees (Pre Order)

Fraser Fir Christmas Trees (Pre Order)

£39.99
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Our hand picked Fraser Fir Christmas Trees are sourced from THE Premier Christmas Tree grower in Northern Ireland.

  • Collection is available from Naggy Burn Garden Centre beginning 21st November
  • Local delivery is available from 24th November a flat rate of £7.50 (we will contact you to confirm ahead of delivery)

These trees are carefully grown and hand clipped to ensure they are bushy and evenly shaped from top to bottom. You will not find better trees!

We hand pick a limited number of these trees for delivery to our Garden Centre in mid November. 
With thick evergreen foliage, their soft flat needles create a dense canvas to showcase your brilliant baubles and  decorations.

Fraser Fir have a slightly more slender shape than other trees, making them a perfect fit for homes with limited space but still wanting that traditional Christmas tree look.

The Fraser Fir is a popular Christmas tree, with needles that have an impressive low shed rate and soft silver tints to the green foliage – even undecorated, this tree has unmistakable elegance. Freshly cut the Fraser Fir has a subtle citrusy sweet fragrance that will fill your home with a distinctive festive aroma.

For families with young children and pets, these are an incredibly attractive Christmas tree. With soft needles that are gentle on tiny fingers and an impressive low drop rate, it is remarkably low maintenance and will bring your home to life over the Christmas period.

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