Sawing a foot off the bottom would make more sense...
qbs
14 Dec 156#15
Saw a bit off the middle and do an invisible mend. Now stop fighting and go to bed. :smiley:
89quidyoucantgowrong
14 Dec 154#12
I was resigned to sticking up the artificial tree again this year after Ikea sold out so early in our area. Seriously, who buys a real Christmas tree before the end of November?
Anyway, let's hope it's not a wild spruce chase to my nearest Aldi tomorrow morning...
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DAZZ2000
14 Dec 15#1
Are they all 6ft Op? Looking for something nearer the 4-5ft mark.
sweetpea10 to DAZZ2000
14 Dec 151#13
Chop some off it :stuck_out_tongue:
Daniboy to DAZZ2000
15 Dec 15#22
they had a mix of sizes when I bought mine, also you can take a bit of the top too
Hustler1979
14 Dec 15#2
No they had some other ones that were originally £14.99 that were reduced to £4.99 as well but I think they were a max 4ft.
Scotty83
14 Dec 151#3
or saw a foot off the top?
moneysavingkitten to Scotty83
14 Dec 1511#7
Sawing a foot off the bottom would make more sense...
welshie1984 to Scotty83
14 Dec 151#11
some people have lost their sense of humour haven't they Scotty!?
Hustler1979
14 Dec 15#4
That's what I would do....the top is always a bit spindly.
Johnny Bravo
14 Dec 15#5
Good price for a real tree :smiley:
katymabel
14 Dec 15#6
Fantastic are they cut or living?
Hustler1979
14 Dec 15#8
They are cut ones xx
grandads50
14 Dec 151#9
saw a foot off the bottom, lol, then you get a shorter tree you can put a fairy on, don't chop the top off
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Anyway, let's hope it's not a wild spruce chase to my nearest Aldi tomorrow morning...
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