Celebrate 2016 Christmas in style with this slim green tree from Tesco. Measuring around 6.5 feet tall, the tree is great for tight spaces or corners, and provides the perfect backdrop to your festive celebrations. A sturdy plastic base stand keeps the tree firmly in place and stops it from falling over. The tree is fitted with pull-down branches, enabling you to arrange and decorate it however you like.
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caped_crustation999
9 Jan 16#25
No, my mistake, I thought you were talking about the 6.5ft tree the OP posted.
couragenh
9 Jan 16#24
Or outside...
caped_crustation999
9 Jan 16#22
You must have very small ceilings.
swancut to caped_crustation999
9 Jan 16#23
small? standard is about 7 and half foot, ours are 8.5. for a 9 foot tree and to put a decoration on top they would have to be very high, you must live in a castle to think that is low
emzeebabez
8 Jan 162#8
Thanks so much for this. We were hoping to get a nice tree for next year in the sale and just got this one :smiley:
nice tree but its taller than our ceiling, and I thought we had tall ceilings
hpaytonjones
8 Jan 16#20
We bought the one on offer last year and used it this year. Pain to put together one branch at a time but it looked great. Best £5 I spent.
carabif
8 Jan 16#19
out of stock!,
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rolstherat
8 Jan 16#18
I bought one from tesco for £3.50 this time last year and never used it. Be warned! :-)
paneds
8 Jan 16#17
slim type tree looks crap even fir a fiver :-)
Abbielonglegs
8 Jan 16#16
Oh no! I just bought a xmas tree that i don't even need :-0
jonnyirons
8 Jan 16#15
Too little too late, out of stock :disappointed:
bavis1
8 Jan 16#14
oos
retepetsir
8 Jan 16#13
OOS :disappointed:
jackmatthew
8 Jan 16#6
Blimey thanks for that....I bought a 9ft tree last week in sale..just been slashed another £100 so returning.
NAB1972 to jackmatthew
8 Jan 16#12
missmozzachloe
8 Jan 161#11
Thanks, ordered :smiley:
dmcmsn
8 Jan 16#10
Can't turn this down for £5?
evahnt
8 Jan 16#9
Thank you..such an bargain X
MrJinxy
8 Jan 16#7
Didn't need so bought it, cheers OP
mmmwoah
8 Jan 161#5
I had email too annoying.. But il just spend £30 and refund what I don't want when I get my collection
miak
8 Jan 16#4
Thanks OP
hotstuff1970
8 Jan 16#3
just chucked my manky old tree away after years of use, so thanks op, bargain.
Speculator
8 Jan 16#2
Tesco Click & Collect will be charging soon for orders under £30.
From early February 2016, we will be introducing a £2 delivery charge for Click+Collect orders under £30 at Tesco direct. This will help ensure we can continue to offer you the convenience of picking up your order from your chosen store at a time that suits you.
A free Click+Collect option will still be available for orders over £30 on Tesco direct, and there's no change to our home delivery options. Our Delivery Saver customers will benefit from a minimum spend of just £10 for free Click+Collect on Tesco direct.
backinstock
8 Jan 162#1
A bit too early for Xmas, we haven't even had Easter yet! :stuck_out_tongue:
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From early February 2016, we will be introducing a £2 delivery charge for Click+Collect orders under £30 at Tesco direct. This will help ensure we can continue to offer you the convenience of picking up your order from your chosen store at a time that suits you.
A free Click+Collect option will still be available for orders over £30 on Tesco direct, and there's no change to our home delivery options. Our Delivery Saver customers will benefit from a minimum spend of just £10 for free Click+Collect on Tesco direct.