Eden Christmas Trees Glasgow Scotland

HOT NEWS: Eden Christmas Trees now have outlets throughout central Scotland where you can buy the freshest trees at the best possible prices.

Eden Christmas Trees are part of the BCTGA and are one of the leading Christmas tree suppliers to garden centres as well as the public in the UK. As one of only a handful of recognized members in Scotland we take pride in being a local grower in Blanefield, near Glasgow.

Eden Christmas Trees grow, supply and deliver living container grown trees and freshly cut trees. You can choose from Nordman Fir, Noble Fir, Fraser Fir, Blue Spruce, Norway Spruce, Lodgepole pine and Scots pine. Our Christmas doors at Edenmill Farm open ever year on the 1st December where you will be welcomed by our friendly staff. You may even be lucky and see Santa!

Cut Christmas Trees

Nordman Fir

This is our best selling tree and easily our family favourite. The original non-drop tree with good needle retaining properties, soft, wide and flat, dark green needles. The tree presents a wide conical shape with good dense branches.

Noble Fir

The Noble Fir is often classed as THE Christmas tree. It has thick, soft, blue-green needles that have excellent needle retention properties and a beautiful fragrance. Noble firs are a very heavy tree and this is due to the need to trim heavily to gain the fullness and shape. Our noble fir are specially selected for uniformity and density. Highly labour intensive but well worth the wait. This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand.

Fraser Fir

This is the most favoured tree in America and is becoming increasingly popular over here. Their blue-green needles are short and soft. The Fraser Fir may be the perfect holiday tree. Its attractive 1" needles are silvery-green and soft to the touch. The Fraser is easier to decorate than some trees due to it's firm branches. The trees grow to almost perfect shapes, and as long as the cut tree is kept properly watered, the Frasier Fir has excellent needle retention and fresh, citrus fragrance. This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand.

Norway Spruce

This is the 'original' Christmas tree and for some people the only tree. The Norway is a beautiful tree when tended to properly. But, because it looses its needles people shy away. Needle retention can be helped by leaving the tree outside for as long as possible and then making sure a water retaining stand is used so it can be watered every day. Commercial needle holding sprays are not very effective. The Norway spruce make wonderful outside display trees. This is a cut tree without roots and requires a stand.

Blue Spruce

A low-drop tree that often has a distinctive silver-blue colour and a smell that is reminiscent of Christmas. The Blue Spruce has a nice pyramidal shape with strong limbs that can hold heavy ornaments. The Blue Spruce is known for its lovely blue foliage which can also appear silvery.

Lodgepole Pine

The lodgepole pine is a tall, slender evergreen with a straight trunk. The needles of this pine are in bundles of two, and are spirally twisted.

Scots Pine

Scots pine has the widest natural range of any pine, growing right across northern Europe and Asia. It is fast growing, eventually reaching 30 metres. The best needle retaining tree there is, it has very long needles that give a lovely pine smell to any room.