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FAQs

Do you have any questions for the Hagley’s Christmas Trees team?

How much are your trees?

We price the trees according to the quality, not just the size. The result is that there can be variations in price for similar sized trees. A 6 foot tree will range from around £48 up to £67.

What types of Christmas trees do you sell? are your trees?

Hagley Christmas Trees offers two types of Christmas trees! Nordmann Fir trees are renowned for their soft needles, glossy green foliage, and excellent needle retention, making them ideal for indoor settings. Norway Spruce trees are a more traditional choice with a classic shape and rich foliage, though they require more attention to reduce needle shedding.

What is the most popular Christmas tree sold at Hagley Christmas Trees?

DY9 0EG is the nearest postcode to us. We are just over a mile from Hagley Village on the right hand side of the A450, with our entrance just in Egg Lane. . Find UsNordmann Fir trees are the most popular Christmas tree at Hagley Christmas Trees. It is a popular choice due to its soft needles, glossy green appearance, and impressive needle retention, making it a top choice for indoors and long-lasting displays.

What makes the Norway Spruce trees a traditional favourite?

It has a classic shape and dense foliage but requires proper care to minimise needle loss.

Why do Christmas trees vary?

Differences in seed origin, soil conditions, and care practices lead to natural variations in tree quality and appearance.

Where is Hagley’s Christmas Trees based?

DY9 0EG is the nearest postcode to us. We are just over a mile from Hagley Village on the right-hand side of the A450, with our entrance just in Egg Lane. Find Us

Are the trees treated to stop needles from falling off?

Our Christmas trees are not treated in any way. Norway Spruce Trees, the trees we all had 25 years ago, do lose their needles when allowed to dry out. This can be minimised by keeping the tree in water. The majority of trees are now Nordmann Fir trees; the needles are attached to the branches in such a way that only a very small number fall when the tree dries out. Have a look at our tips on caring for your tree.

Where do our Christmas trees come from?

A significant number of our trees are grown on our farm in Cornwall. Others come from grower friends throughout the West Midlands. The majority of the Nordman Firs come from a small family farm near Arhus in Jutland, Denmark. Anders is the third generation of Christmas tree growers, and like his father and grandfather, he understands and takes great pride in growing first-class trees.

Are your Christmas trees sustainable?

All our trees are grown as a crop, and for every tree cut, at least one is planted

How long does it take to grow a tree?

Tree growers plant trees in the autumn or early spring when the plants will be about 30cm tall. They will have been growing for three or four years in the nursery. Trees do vary in growth rates, but once planted in the final position, the first trees will be harvested after eight years when they are 150 – 175cm tall, so they will have been growing for a total of 12 years.