No. Our trees are grown without sprays of any kind.

A fresh-cut tree will hold up through December if you keep water in the stand. The cut end must stay wet, because a dry end seals itself and the tree stops drinking.

Yes, if more than 90 minutes have passed since it was cut. Give the base a fresh cut before it goes in the stand, or stand it in a bucket of water until you’re ready. Once the cut end dries out, the tree seals itself with resin and can’t drink. Keep it wet and you won’t need to recut.

Sadly not possible. The downside of allowing people to cut their own trees is that we can’t patrol all the trees when we are busy. By tagging your tree unfortunately it alerts the unscrupulous to that particular beautiful tree

No. Just turn up any day from 1 December during opening hours.

Yes, you’re welcome to cut your own. We have tools on hand, but you can bring your own saw if you prefer.

Yes, we carry your tree and load it into your car or trailer. We can find a tree to suit any car, so come in whatever you drive.

Cash, card and bank transfer.

Yes, there’s plenty of parking on site.

Unfortunately, no. The ground isn’t suitable for prams or wheelchairs.

Pinus radiata, the Monterey pine. It’s the Christmas tree most Australians grew up with, because it’s hardy and handles our dry climate better than most species.