Where to buy fresh Christmas Trees in Bristol 2017
Posted on: 03 Nov 2017The festive season is approaching and many of us will want to be planning the extensive decorations before long. With Bristol being surrounded as it is with some gorgeous forests and farms, a freshly cut tree for your living room is one of the easiest Christmas commodities to secure. Many of these places also offer delivery for those of us who don’t fancy taking a 7ft tree on the bus home with us, or you can go along and handpick your favourite fir.
Frenchay Forestry has a long tradition of involvement in the Christmas tree market. They started by cutting trees in the Forest of Dean and selling at Ashton gate market. Soon afterwards people from all over Bristol were asking for their trees, so they started wholesaling Christmas trees too. However, their first love is selling Christmas trees directly to the people of Bristol. With over 30 acres of Christmas tree plantation and an additional 70 acres of Beech woodland in the Mendips, they genuinely are a forestry business, giving them the ability to provide you with freshly cut, locally grown trees throughout the festive season. You can go along and select your free from their amazing selection, or order them online. For more info visit their website.
Frenchay Forestry, 43 Manor Road, Bristol, BS31 1RB
Established in 1995, White Christmas Tree Farm grow, retail and wholesale Christmas Trees, and you can personally select your own tree from their fantastic display. You can be assured of a warm friendly welcome. Feel free to browse their well displayed range of trees in the floodlit undercover area, while expert staff advise you and wrap, block and help pack your Christmas tree into your car. In spring 2016 the farm planted 1000's of Christmas trees and in the next few years you will see them flourish every time you drive along the M32. Visit one of their 3 Bristol locations, all of which can be found on their website. ?
Filton Rd, Frenchay, Bristol, BS16 1QG
Bristol Christmas Trees source only the very best, highest quality traditional and non drop Christmas trees and sell them from £22 for a 4ft tree, plus delivery if required. They sort their hand-picked stock into two grades to ensure the very best quality; with luxury premium double A grade trees on offer, you are guaranteed some of the finest firs in all of Bristol! Alongside this they offer standard A grade Christmas trees which are high quality, just slightly lower grade than the Premium ones, but this means you can get a beautiful tree at a fraction of the cost. You can pick out your own trees or shop online at their website.
Booth Road, Bristol, BS3 1BP.
Clifton Trees are now linked with Mendip Christmas Tree Farm who grow beautiful festive trees on the slopes of the Mendips. This year they are aiming to bring you freshly cut trees every day throughout December until the 22nd. You can get fresh cut local trees within hours by using their website to order online for delivery.
College Rd, Clifton, Bristol, BS8 3HA (Zoo Car Park).
Frenchay Christmas Tree Farm offers a pick-your-own scheme which will be open from Saturday 18th November to Sunday 10th December. After that date, trees will still be available, but they will be from our pre-cut selection only. Come and choose & cut a Christmas tree that is still growing in the ground! This makes a great day out for the family and ensures you have a tree that is just right for you. You can also reserve a Christmas tree for later cutting and collection (any time up to Christmas Eve). Check their website for more details.
Old Gloucester Rd, Frenchay, Bristol, BS16 1QW
If you have any more suggestions of where to go this year for Christmas trees, get in touch and fill us in!
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Miri is an English literature student at the University of Bristol who enjoys folk-punk & math-rock music, trailing round art galleries, and playing video games. She is a keen follower of politics and will read any science fiction you throw her way. Having lived in and around Bristol for many years she has developed a keen interest in the Bristol underground music scene and independent restaurants.
