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putting our up at the weekend. Bought the tree last week. A garden centre near us was charging 60 quid for their tall trees! Wonder how much they cost to buy in bulk? Would it be worth taking December off to seel trees?
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putting our up at the weekend. Bought the tree last week. A garden centre near us was charging 60 quid for their tall trees! Wonder how much they cost to buy in bulk? Would it be worth taking December off to seel trees?
It varies with the tree and it's genetics.
I grow trees that are clones of a 'perfect' xmas tree discovered in a wood many many years ago. It's a variety of 'Normansgran'. Most Danish xmas tree are now. I saw a field of natural conifers next to a field of these and the difference is startling.
Hardly any get through to England, or stay in Denmark really, as only the Germans can afford to buy them.
Today they're selling at a little over €35 per meter and the contractor has to cut and ship them themselves, and pay for the time of my guy measuring them as they go on the truck. (and judging from the lights in the distance, his overtime too
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