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Christmas isn’t really Christmas without your very own pine scented tree. If you’ve always wanted to have a real Christmas tree in your house, look no further!

Credit: Far East Flora
Credit: Far East Flora

Prepare all your presents because this year, they’ll have a new cosy home.

1. Far East Flora

You’re bound to find your dream tree at this extremely popular nursery.

Two types of real Christmas trees are sold at Far East Flora, the Noble Fir and the Norman Fir. We heard from the folks at Far East Flora that Noble Fir is the species that exude that earthly, pine-smelling fragrance. You know which to get now!

Image Credit: The Straits Times
Image Credit: The Straits Times

Noble Fir’s strong and stiff branches enable it to hold heavier ornaments – a trait not shared by other species.

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Trees are available for pre-order as early as November and be sure to do so early because most are snagged by December! They do bring in trees regularly, so call ahead to find out if there has been a new batch!

Christmas tree care tips by the folks of Far East Flora:

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Far East Flora (Located within and beside Goodwood Florist)
565 Thomson Rd, Singapore 298184
Phone: 6251 2323
Website here
Facebook here

2. Bedok Garden and Landscape

For people in the East who want a share in the Christmas spirit.

Image Credit: Bedok Garden & Landscape Pte Ltd
Image Credit: Bedok Garden & Landscape Pte Ltd

Here’s another nursery that offers the Noble Firs. The blue-green trees are extremely popular and are sold out super fast. Easties, do take note to book early if you don’t want to be disappointed.

Bedok Garden & Landscape Pte Ltd
4A Bedok South Road
Phone: 6244 2216
Hours: 9AM – 7PM
Facebook here

3. Prince’s Landscape and Construction

If you not only want a real Christmas tree, but also a decorated one, try this nursery.

Credit: Prince's
Credit: Prince’s

Find it a hassle to set up a Christmas tree, but you still want one? Prince’s has just the package for you.

Prices range from $189 – $450 depending on how tall your tree is. The price includes setting up, dismantling and a loaned tree stand. If you would still like to hang the ornaments on the tree yourself, self-decoration packages are also available.

Prince’s Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd
53 Sungei Tengah Rd, Singapore 698998
Phone: 6763 7000
Hours: 830AM – 530PM (Closed on Sundays)
Website here

4. Island Landscape and Nursery

Need a Christmas tree and poinsettias to go with it? This nursery has both.

At Island Landscape & Construction, you can expect Noble Firs ranging from 4 feet to 10 feet. If you don’t want to go all the way to the nursery or if you simply don’t have time, online purchasing is available and for a fee of $30, you can have it delivered to your home.

However, if you would like to pick your tree yourself, you can. While you’re at it, pick some poinsettias if you want to add more colours to your Christmas tree.

Island Landscape & Construction Pte Ltd
Plot 13, Joan Road, Thomson Road, PSA Nursery, Singapore 298897
Phone: 6254 9867
Hours: 9AM – 7PM (Mondays – Saturdays)/ 9AM – 6PM (Sundays and Public Holidays)
Website here

Christmas Tree TLC

You don’t need to have a green thumb to take care of your live Christmas tree if you follow these simple steps.

1. Water is key

Ensure that your tree has adequate water. A stand that also includes a reservoir to hold water would be the best. It is important to note that your Christmas tree should be placed on its stand and watered within 6-8 hours of you bringing it home. You can mist it everyday, that will bring out the fragrance of the tree even more!

2. The perfect fit

You see a very pretty stand but it doesn’t really fit your tree; it’s too small. Whittling the trunk to fit it sounds nice a good idea, yes? WRONG. Never ever buy a stand that does not fit your tree’s trunk. The outer layers of the trunk are the most efficient in taking in water and are hence important to your Christmas tree’s livelihood.

3. No heat please

Do not place your tree near any heat source or directly under the sun as it can cause the tree to dry up. If you plan to decorate your tree with lights, use those that produce LED lights, or those that produce low heat.

4. Safety first

Ensure that the ornaments you hang up are not too heavy. Some species may not have the stable branches of the Noble Firs and may cause the ornaments to fall and break. If you have pets, make sure that your tree is protected should your tree ‘faint’.

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Image Credit: Pinterest

Now that you’re all set to get and take care of your very own real Christmas tree, all that’s left is to fill it up with loads of presents for your friends and family. Have a very Merry Christmas from all of us!

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