Pot Grown Norway Spruce
All pot grown trees are delightfully real.
They are still growing, nonetheless most individual and a little wider than a Nordmann, the traditional Norway Spruce or the more slender if a Fraser Fir.
Because the pot grown Norway Spruce has been grown in a pot and has a very good root system, it should not loose too many of it's needles as long as the tree is kept well watered and not shocked into really warm environments.
If you'd like to take care of a tree over a number of years these are the trees for you .
We need a minimum of 48 hours to process an order. If you desperately require delivery within 48 hours, please call us and we will do our best to accommodate.
We deliver on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from the 23rd November 2024.
If you don't hear from us regarding your delivery, please assume that your tree(s) will be delivered between 8am- 8pm on your preferred date.
Leave the tree in the container you purchased it in for the first few months. If you aren't a fan, why not drop it into a larger glazed ceramic pot or metal bucket for the christmas season.
Limit time indoors
Living trees are happiest in cool temperatures and natural light. Bring your tree indoors for no longer than 10 day stretches and choose a sunny spot away from a source of heat.
Water regularly
Water daily and top-dress the soil with some mulch or reindeer moss to help prevent water loss through evaporation.
Take it outside
After Christmas, take your tree outside and pop it, once again, in a sheltered location. Water it well, soaking the root ball. After a week, move the tree in its container to a sunny spot in your garden where it can live for the rest of the year.
Repot
If you’ve had your tree for a few seasons, it is best to repot your tree in a larger container. When repotting, mix in a handful of controlled-release organic fertilizer with your potting soil to promote new growth.