Fraser Fir
Wicklow-crafted tradition, elegantly compact. Grown in Wicklow’s pristine environment, the Fraser Fir embodies the essence of Christmas with its fresh, crisp pine fragrance and iconic two-tone needles: dark green on top and silvery-white beneath. Its tidy, compact branches, angled slightly upward, create an upright shape ideal for smaller spaces or tight corners. The carefully spaced branches make it easy to hang ornaments of all sizes without overcrowding, while its superior needle retention ensures your home stays festive and tidy throughout the season.
FAQs
Yes. We stock 3 varieties Nordmann, Fraser Fir and Noble depending on the size of your Christmas tree.
Yes. We deliver our real Christmas trees within a 12km radius in Dublin
Nordmann Fir Christmas Tree:
Ireland’s most popular tree. Soft needles, full shape, excellent needle retention, very low shed. Mild scent. Great for families.
Noblis (Noble) Fir Christmas Tree:
Premium look with elegant layered branches. Strong festive fragrance, sturdy branches, excellent needle retention.
Fraser Fir Christmas Tree::
Slimmer, more tapered shape — ideal for smaller spaces. Soft needles, very strong scent, excellent needle retention.
Yes. Our real Christmas trees that we sell are sustainably grown on a Christmas tree farm in Co. Wicklow
A fresh Christmas tree can last beautifully throughout December with just a little care.
• Cut 1–2cm off the base before placing it in the stand — this opens the pores so the tree can drink. We can do this for you in store.
• Use a water-holding stand and fill it immediately. A real tree can drink up to a litre of water per day.
• Top up the water daily to keep the trunk submerged. If the base dries out, it seals over and the tree can no longer absorb water.
• Keep the tree away from heat sources, such as radiators, stoves, open fires and direct sun — warm rooms dry trees faster.
• Use LED lights, which give off less heat and help keep the tree greener for longer.
Follow these simple steps and your tree will stay fresh, fragrant and full of needles right through Christmas.