Fresh Cut Trees

 

We bring in hundreds of cut trees every year, filling our covered lot by mid-November. Here you will find BC Fir and Balsam Fir. We also carry fresh cedar, balsam, and mixed evergreen boughs, garlands, and wreaths. Ask our staff for assistance and they will gladly give the tree a fresh cut, wrap it, and help you out to your car. Be sure to pick up a tree-disposal bag and Christmas Tree Food. The bag will help reduce the mess left by falling needles and the food will significantly increase the life of your tree. If you add food to the tree's water, keep it away from a heat source like the fireplace or a register. Always ensure the water is topped up your tree should be fine until well after Christmas. We carry a great selection of decorative tree stands for your Fresh Cut Tree.

 

We have had numerous requests for living Christmas Trees that you can plant outside after the holidays are over. Unfortunately, these evergreens find it too dry inside and have a difficult time.

 

If the tree survives the Christmas season then you are faced with planting it either in frozen soil or a dry, climactically unstable conditions. The vast majority of trees treated in the manner die in Alberta conditions.

 

Norlfolk, Island Pine or Goldcrest Cypress are available in our houseplant section and can be decorated for Christmas. These trees must remain inside because they are tripical evergreens and cannot survive our winter.

 

 

Everlasting Christmas Trees

 

We have a large selection of everlasting trees in many styles and colours ranging from traditional green and blue through to silver and even black. The trees come in sizes from 24 inches all the way up to 14 feet. We also carry a variety of everlasting wreaths, swags, and garlands. Ask our staff how to string the lights on the tree so you can leave them on until next year.