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Noble Fir Pot Grown Christmas Tree

Abies procera

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£79.99

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 in its pot from the start, so the root system stays undisturbed and ready to keep growing
  • Soft-touch, silvery-blue needles with a pale underside
  • Open branch spacing, good for larger decorations
  • Mild, woody fragrance
  • Hardy and well suited to UK winters once established outdoors

Information

The Noble Fir Pot Grown Christmas Tree (Abies procera) is one of the less common real trees on the UK market, prized for its silvery-blue needles and stiff, well-spaced branches. It is native to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest rather than Europe. It is less commonly available than varieties such as the Nordmann Fir, making it a good choice for anyone who wants something a little different this Christmas.

The short, upward-curving needles show a pale stripe on the underside. They give the foliage a soft, two-toned look that sets the Noble Fir apart from bushier varieties. The branches sit further apart, leaving open space that suits chunkier ornaments and lights, and the needles are firm rather than sharp.

You can stand your Noble Fir Christmas Tree indoors over the festive period, then move it to a larger pot or out into the garden once the season is over.

As this is a natural product, each tree is individual and may show variation in shape, colour and height.

Expert Care Tips

A few simple habits keep your Noble Fir healthy indoors over Christmas and ready for the garden afterwards.

  • Light: Bright, indirect light indoors; full sun if kept outside
  • Watering: Check the compost regularly and water as needed to keep it moist but not waterlogged; never let the pot stand in water
  • Temperature: Keep away from radiators, fires and other heat sources, which dry out the needles fast
  • Time indoors: Keep indoors for around seven to ten days where possible to minimise stress from warm indoor conditions
  • After Christmas: Acclimatise gradually in a cool, sheltered spot for a few days before planting out or repotting
  • Repotting: Choose a pot only slightly larger than the current one, with peat-free compost

 

Plant genus Abies

Common Name Noble Fir

Tree Type Potted Christmas Tree

Pet & Child Friendly Soft family-friendly needles

Hardiness Fully Hardy

Soil acidity Any Soil

Needle Texture Soft needles

Needle Shape Symmetrical

Branch Details Strong branches

Freshness Longevity Excellent water retention

Colour & Foliage Tone Blue-green

Growth Rate Moderate

Planting Companion Best grown as a stand-alone specimen

Light Required Bright indirect 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.

Why is the Noble Fir harder to find than other Christmas trees?

Noble fir is native to the mountains of the Pacific Northwest in the United States and is less commonly available as a Christmas tree in the UK than varieties such as Nordmann fir. This makes it a good option if you're looking for something a little different.

Is the Noble Fir suitable for households with pets or young children?

The needles are firm but not as sharp as those of some spruce varieties, making the branches more comfortable to handle. As with any real Christmas tree, supervise young children and pets around the tree and don't allow fallen needles or other plant material to be eaten.

How tall does the Noble Fir grow?

Left to grow undisturbed, a Noble Fir can reach over 60 metres tall in its native Pacific Northwest forests. In UK gardens, it can also develop into a large tree over time, so choose a permanent planting position with plenty of room for its eventual height and spread.

How long can I safely keep my Noble Fir indoors?

Around seven to ten days is a sensible limit for keeping any live tree in a warm room. The longer it stays indoors, the more it acclimatises to the heat, which can make the move back outside or into the garden harder on the tree.

Does the Noble Fir keep its needles well?

The Noble Fir is known for good needle retention among real Christmas trees, especially when kept cool and watered. Needle drop is more likely near radiators, or if the soil is left to dry out, so regular checks make a real difference.

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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