Late spring and early summer are among the most important times of year for Christmas tree growers. Although Christmas tree harvesting takes place much later in the year, the quality, shape, colour, and overall health of a real Christmas tree are all influenced by the work carried out during the main growing season. As temperatures rise and daylight hours increase, Christmas trees move into a period of active growth. Buds begin to open, fresh shoots develop, and the tree star

When you picture a Christmas tree farm, you might imagine neat rows of young trees growing steadily through spring and summer, ready to become the centrepiece of homes in December. But long before a tree is cut, netted and taken home, it needs years of careful attention. One of the small but important tools used during the growing season is something many people may never have heard of: the bird stick. Bird sticks may look simple, but they play a valuable role in protecting y

Fraser fir trees hold a unique position in the Christmas tree market. Their dense foliage, strong branches, amazing scent, slimmer shape and excellent needle retention make them a great choice for wholesale buyers and large retailers. Understanding how to leverage these qualities can significantly boost trade success. I will share practical insights on cultivating, marketing, and distributing Fraser fir trees to maximise their commercial value. Understanding Fraser Fir Trees