From today instore only 5ft Nordman Fir real Christmas trees £15 at B&Q. Click on the find a store link on the home page banner to see which stores are stocking them. The same sized Nordman fir in Homebase is £30 and 4ft - 5ft one is £20 so £15 is a great price from B&Q.
The Nordman fir is the original low needle drop tree and has the traditional conical Christmas tree shape with dense branches and they are grown in Scotland.
If watered well Nordman fir's will last 5 weeks whereas the Norway Spruce only last 3 and shed their needles a lot more.
All comments (21)
sirgonzalez
2 Dec 16#1
Nice deal heat added!
Sapark
2 Dec 16#2
Beautiful trees & well worth the money. Have some heat :smiley:
cburns
2 Dec 16#3
£1 on Xmas eve...... but will be the well picked over scabby tur ds of whats left of a tree :wink:
AdolfHeatler
2 Dec 16#4
I guess the stand is not included. Great if you got one at home but if not the situation might be quite complex
They do 4ft 3ft and 2ft at a push. You just need an extra £3 for a handsaw
breslau
2 Dec 161#7
The lack of stand is a good point, however I suspect they might be providing a "plinth" type arrangement.. Christmas tree farm down the road chops the base and sticks it in a log for you. These last ages if you water them though.
sebrichter
2 Dec 16#8
How do you confirm a particular store stocks these?
bigweapon07 to sebrichter
2 Dec 16#9
They all should have them in as its a deal according to my email
morpheus
2 Dec 16#11
£3 cheaper at JTF if you're near one, plus they are "5 to 6ft" although I easily found a couple over 7ft
catt466
2 Dec 16#12
In Ikea it costs £20 but you get £15 voucher.
blondeyforever to catt466
4 Dec 16#17
£25 and you get a £20 voucher to spend from 16 January.
Psyclist
2 Dec 16#13
Or buy one from your local Forestry Commission outlet and support sustainable Forestry instead.
Sophiasky
2 Dec 16#14
There are 4 trees advertised on the site - this one, a small one, a medium one and a large one. I'm not sure really if this is the correct description for this tree - I'm wondering if it is perhaps one around 3ft tall instead of 5ft perhaps? Perhaps if anybody picks one up tomorrow they can let us know?
emribena to Sophiasky
2 Dec 16#15
If you look at the home page it says 5ft nordman fir Christmas tree £15 when it's gone it's gone
jasonkruys
3 Dec 16#16
just picked one of these up. actually very good, and genuinely look like the picture which is unusual! they had netted ones for £15, and open ones where you could choose them before netting for £20.
arietta
5 Dec 161#18
picked one up on the weekend ..lovely little tree!
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The Nordman fir is the original low needle drop tree and has the traditional conical Christmas tree shape with dense branches and they are grown in Scotland.
If watered well Nordman fir's will last 5 weeks whereas the Norway Spruce only last 3 and shed their needles a lot more.
All comments (21)