It's that most wonderful time of year again! Yes, Christmas 2017 is upon us, and we have a fabulous range of premium quality trees for you. The cut trees we supply each year are all top quality and are either the Norway Spruce variety or Nordmann Firs. Preferences for cut tree types over the past few years have been more likely to be the ‘low-drop’ variety trees - like the Nordmann Fir. Some customers still buy Norway Spruce trees, as this is the version used in Trafalgar Squ

If you’re celebrating the birth of Christ this December the 25th, you might want to know that Jesus wasn’t born on that day at all. That is, if you don’t know this already. Jesus’ birthday has been placed on March the 28th, November the 18th, and September the 11th, the latter being the most likely, based on historical records. In fact, December 25th was appropriated as the birth of the Christ in the 4th century CE. Christianity - and by “christianity”, we mean Catholicism -

We're delighted to invite you to the Everyone Active for Christmas launch event on Friday 2nd December between 4 and 6pm in the Cicero Café, next to the Gym facilities in Paddington Recreation Ground. This is the first of four such events taking place at the same time each Friday during December as part of Westminster’s festivities calendar, and we've been very fortunate enough to obtain backing for the series of events from our City councillors in Maida Vale – who are suppor

Walsall MBC were familiar with the benefits of the NAL Retention Socket system as they use it for both Traffic Signal + Street Lighting installations. They decided that it was the ideal product to house their Christmas trees as it eliminates the annual civils installation costs involved in the erection of the trees. And we at Trees4Xmas agree, which is why we’ve used a retention socket for the erection of one of our very large Norwegian Spruces at Paddington Recreation Ground

On December 18th, 1947, a Norwegian spruce arrived in for the first time in London, to be placed in Trafalgar Square. It's arrival was a thank you from Norway to Britain for providing sanctuary to the Norwegian government and royal family who lived in exile in London from 1940 to 1945 during Norway’s occupation. Here's a photo of the moment of its arrival back then: And here's a photo of this year's tree, which will be lit up on December 1st: #NorwayTheTrafalgarTree #Norwegia