If Christmas doesn't feel complete without a real tree then you might want to get yourself down to Lidl this week! The Lidl Christmas trees are coming to town once more... in stores from next Thursday 28th – while stocks last.
Not only are they real, they 're a real bargain too! Shoppers can pick up a traditional fresh-cut Nordman Fir Christmas tree from just £17.99.
Also in stores now: Lidl's bargain fireplace surround hits stores – and it has a surprise feature you'll love!
For those wanting the the real deal, next week Lidl is the place to pick up the best deal!
Great deal Lidl Christmas trees
Both the Fresh Cut (£17.99 & £24.99) and Pot-Grown (£18.99) Non-Drop Nordmann Fir Christmas trees, from 5ft to 6ft, are ideal for a hassle-free Christmas. The strong but soft needles are non-drop which not only makes them ideal for family decorating, but saves on the vacuuming too.
The real Lidl Christmas trees are grown on a 2,000 acre plot of gorgeous green farmland, in the Scottish Highlands. Being cheap doesn't make these trees any less valued – each one is hand-pruned to nurture the shape and ensure each one's beautifully bushy.
Buy in stores from Thursday 28th November.
Lidl informs us it's Christmas trees are LEAF Marque Certified, meaning that each one has been grown sustainably with due care and consideration for the surrounding environment.
Charmingly customers can even track their tree online, to find out exactly where it was grown – using a dedicated 'Tree Tracker'. Head online to find out more at Lidl.
To keep your spruce looking its best for the big day, Lidl recommends leaving it outside until it’s ready to decorate. Remember that trees grow outside, it's therefore logical they thrive in colder environments.
When indoors keep it away from direct heat (not near radiators) and pop it into a big enough pot, to water daily. Healthy cut trees can drink up to a pint of water a day! Be sure not to let your tree go thirsty this Christmas.
Our top tips: Real Christmas trees – how to look after them
the up-and-coming range also includes stunning wreaths and festive poinsettias.
Related: This is THE bauble of Christmas 2018 – will it be dressing your tree?
Pick up your bargain real tree in Lidl, set for decorating next weekend.
Lidl’s range of real Christmas trees will be available in stores from next Thursday 28th November, whilst stocks last.
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