Norman

Pot Grown Norway Spruce - Pre order for delivery from 08/11

Norway spruce, Christmas tree

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    Most light conditions

    You can put him anywhere in your house over Christmas and he’ll be fine. He’s not worried about light levels.

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    Humidity

    He won’t need misting, but keep him clear of radiators. The hot, dry air won’t do him any good.

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    Regular watering

    Give Norman a drink when the top two inches of his soil feel dry. If you have your heating high, he might need a drink more often.

• Quick facts

  Botanical name

  Picea abies

  Nickname

  Norway spruce, Christmas tree 

  Plant type

  Evergreen

  Plant height (including pot)

  80-100cm, 125-150cm

  Pet/baby safe

  Mildly toxic if ingested

  Nursery pot size

  25cm

• About Norway spruce

  The Norway spruce has that classic pyramidal Christmas tree shape, bushy at the bottom, tapering to a tip – perfect for that angel on top. It has plenty of sturdy branches for holding decorations and will bring festive joy and a delicious pine-tree fragrance to any corner.
  
  Give your tree a regular drink to keep it hydrated and prevent it from dropping needles. It’s also always worth acclimatising it from outdoor to indoor temps, and vice versa. A sudden drastic change in temperature can cause your tree to go into shock.
  
  Our trees are pot grown in the UK, with their roots intact. This is for two reasons. First, it guarantees your tree will stay fresh and green all through Christmas and won’t drop needles, because it’s still very much alive, unlike cut trees. It’s also better for the planet. A pot grown tree can be put outside after Christmas and be used again and again, year after year. If you don’t have space for your tree outside, we encourage you to donate or recycle it.
  Level up your tree with some fairy lights and baubles.

  Did you know?

  A Norway spruce can live up to 200 years, so it’ll see you through this Christmas and beyond.