A LITTLE CARE GOES A LONG WAY

A real Christmas tree brings the fragrance and beauty of the outdoors into your home – that’s when you know it’s Christmas. Once home, re-cut 20mm off the base to clear the sap so it can absorb water. With a little water and care, your tree can last up to six weeks.

START FRESH.
KEEP IT BEAUTIFUL

When the tree is cut, it releases sap that seals the base. Re-cut 20mm off the base so water can be absorbed back up through the trunk.

  • 1

    Make a fresh cut

    Cut 20mm off the bottom of the stump – This opens up the tree up to water.

  • 2

    Get it into water quickly

    Put the stump of your tree into water as soon as possible – Check water supply daily.

  • 3

    Keep it cool.

    If you do not wish to put your tree into water immediately store in a cool place away from the sun and Wind.

START FRESH. KEEP IT BEAUTIFUL

THREE SIMPLE STEPS
TO A HAPPIER TREE

Check the stand’s water reservoir every day, especially
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Check the stand’s water reservoir every day, especially during the first few days

Position your tree away from fireplaces, heaters, and
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Position your tree away from fireplaces, heaters, and direct heat sources.

Look at the water level, branches, and needles
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Look at the water level, branches, and needles each day.

Note: When first put into water a Christmas tree can drink 1 to 4 liters of water in the first day!

A STRONG STAND MAKES
ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

A suitable stand keeps your tree upright and provides a reservoir for water. Choose one that fits your tree’s trunk and height, and make sure it remains stable. Keep the reservoir accessible so you can check and refill it every day.

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A STRONG STAND MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE.

Give Your Tree a
Thoughtful Goodbye.

When the festive season ends, consider recycling your real Christmas tree through an available local collection or green-waste service.

Give Your Tree a Thoughtful Goodbye.