It seems like more of us are getting Chrissy-ready earlier and earlier each year don’t you think?
Well, if you’re not quite Chrissy-ready as yet, this handy list of places to buy fresh, yummy-smelling trees is going to come in very handy!
These freshly cut stunning trees can be picked up in Tullimbar from the 1st of December at 9 am.
They will be there 7 days a week until sold out. Heads up, they’re pretty popular so you better sang yours quickly.
Trees will be available around the beginning of December.
If you’re worried about missing out on one of these lush babies, pop into the store and put your name down with the friendly staff. They will make sure to give you a buzz as soon as they arrive.
Cut trees will be in stock from the 30th of November and are a ‘first in best dressed’ sitch.
If you’re aiming for a slightly less extravagant option this year, they’ve got plenty of smaller potted styles available already.
With a name like Christmas World, you just know they’re gonna have the goods.
Freshly cut USA-style, Australian-grown Christmas trees will be available at their Albion Park store from the 1st of December. Prices start from around $90.
Tilba Farm Tress for pick up at The Wentworth Christmas Festival
Grown on the fertile soils of Tilba Farm on the NSW South Coast, and blessed by the Tilba sun, these trees are 5-9′ tall, gorgeous, beautifully shaped, with rich green pine foliage and a wonderful scent. Your tree will be cut Friday evening at the farm, and delivered fresh to the Festival!
Bunnings Kembla Grange, Shellharbour & Bellambi
Bunnings sells potted Christmas-style trees all year round and usually gets the cypress pine varieties in around the beginning of December.
We love potted trees because they can be reused year after year- fab!
This gorge nursery in Kiama will have trees available from the 30th of November. They suggest preordering if possible but they do have 2-3 deliveries planned for before Christmas.
If you’re in Berry then grab one of the sweet traditional potted Christmas trees here. Many of their varieties are slow growing so can be used over and over again.
