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Norway Spruce Pot Grown Christmas Tree

Picea abies

£47.99

size guide

The height of all of our plants is measured from the base of the pot.

Pot Size Pot Diameter Pot Height
6cm 6cm 5.5cm
9cm 9cm 8.5cm
1 Litre 13cm 11cm
2 Litre 17cm 13cm
3 Litre 19cm 15cm
4 Litre 20cm 17cm
5 Litre 23cm 19cm
7 Litre 25cm 20cm

Please note: the pot sizes listed below may vary due to the suppliers we use.

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Highlights

  • Grown and rooted in the UK, so it settles into UK growing conditions quickly
  • Best needle retention when kept cool, watered and away from direct heat
  • Lives on after Christmas so you may replant it in the garden
  • Strong Christmas tree fragrance that fills a room without any spray or additive

Information

The Norway Spruce Christmas tree (Picea abies) is the tree most people picture when they think of a UK Christmas. It's a traditional Christmas tree: full, conical-shaped, with a strong traditional Christmas tree fragrance and fine, slightly sharp needles. Unlike a cut tree, ours arrives alive and rooted in its growing pot. So, it can be brought indoors for the festive period, then moved outside or planted straight into the garden once the decorations come down.

The Norway spruce tree is loved for its scent and classic shape, but it isn't the strongest needle holder among Christmas tree varieties. Kept cool, watered regularly and away from radiators or open fires, it will hold its needles well through the festive season. Left in a warm room too long, it drops needles faster than firs like the Nordmann.

The pot shown in photos is for illustration only; your tree arrives in a black growing pot.

As this is a natural product, each tree is individual and may show variation in shape, colour or size. Colour intensity can vary too, often looking a touch more muted green in person than in photos.

Expert Care Tips

Follow these simple steps to keep your Norway Spruce healthy indoors, and to help it settle back outside once Christmas is over.

  • Acclimatise the tree in a cool room or porch for a few days before moving it into a warm living room
  • Keep it away from radiators, fires and other direct heat sources
  • Water regularly, enough to keep the compost moist but never sitting in water
  • Check the drip tray or outer pot so water doesn't pool around the roots
  • Once Christmas is over, acclimatise it back outdoors gradually before replanting

Plant genus Picea

Common Name Norway Spruce

Tree Type Potted Christmas Tree

Fragrance Fragrance

Hardiness Fully Hardy

Soil acidity Any Soil

Leaf colour Green

Needle Texture Sharp needles

Needle Shape Full-bodied

Branch Details 500 - 700 tips

Freshness Longevity Excellent water retention

Colour & Foliage Tone Rich emerald

Growth Rate Moderate

Planting Companion Best grown as a stand-alone specimen

Light Required Indirect bright light inside. Full sun to partial shade outside.

Watering Regular watering to ensure soil is consistently moist.

Best Growing Conditions This Christmas tree can be planted in the garden or kept in the pot, which means you will not have to buy a new tree again. They can be used as Christmas decorations indoors and outdoors. They also look great on the front door.

Is a pot grown Christmas tree suitable for the UK climate?

Yes. Norway Spruce is fully hardy and grows well outdoors across the UK once replanted after Christmas. It prefers a sheltered spot in full sun or light shade, with neutral to slightly acidic soil, so most UK gardens suit it.

What size should I choose?

It depends on the space. A 2-3 ft tree suits a tabletop or hallway; 4-5 ft works well in most living rooms, and 6 ft and above suits larger rooms, porches, or entranceways. Check the height guide on this page before ordering.

How tall does Norway Spruce grow?

Left to grow naturally in the ground, Norway Spruce can eventually become a very large tree, reaching around 30m in suitable conditions. If planting permanently, choose a position with plenty of room for its eventual height and spread. Container growing restricts its growth, although it will need ongoing care and repotting as it develops.

Can I plant it outside after Christmas?

Yes, and it's one of the main benefits of a Norway Spruce pot grown tree over a cut one. Acclimatise it outdoors gradually after Christmas. When the ground is not frozen or waterlogged, dig a suitable planting hole, gently loosen the roots and place the tree at the same depth it was growing in its pot. Backfill with soil, water well and add mulch around the base to help it establish.

Does it keep its needles well?

Reasonably, if kept cool and watered. Norway Spruce isn't the strongest needle holder among Christmas tree varieties, so avoid radiators and open fires. Keeping the compost moist and limiting exposure to warm, dry conditions can help reduce needle drop throughout the festive period.

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Top tip

Ensure regular watering for optimal needle retention and vibrant foliage.

Key Features

Scented Tree

Scented Tree

Pet & Child Friendly

Pet & Child Friendly

Locally Sourced

Locally Sourced

Low Shed

Low Shed

Low Maintenance

Low Maintenance

All Year Interest

All Year Interest