Christmas trees

The Latvian or Norway spruce is traditionally the most popular spruce in our offer. Many of us associate it with our childhood, when it was practically the only Christmas tree available. And the smell of this special tree is incomparable.All Latvian spruces are shaped to be denser and more symmetrical.A cut Latvian spruce lasts ~7-10 days indoors.There are also success stories where the tree lasts longer, but this largely depends on the conditions on location - temperature, humidity, tree stand, decorations, etc., as well as the weather outside, during the summer season, etc.The needles are dark green, fragrant and medium pungent.

The Nordmann fir can truly be called the queen of the holidays. It will surely impress everyone with its appearance!We would like to remind you that we, Egļu serviss, deliver to our customers only top quality Nordmann Extra trees.A cut Nordmann tree lasts up to ~14 days indoors. Don't believe anyone who says that spruce never dies. Although its needles do not fall off as quickly as, for example, Latvian spruce, this fir is also a real living tree and will start to "wilt" after a short time indoors. Of course, the period is very individual - depending on the room, location, decorations and many other factors, it can last longer.The Nordmann fir is perfect for homes with small children, as the needles are soft and children cannot hurt themselves.

The Norway or Latvian spruce in pot is becoming more and more popular among our customers. For many of us, the Latvian spruce is associated with our childhood, when it was practically the only Christmas tree available. And you can't help but notice the aroma that this particular spruce produces. All Latvian spruces are shaped to be denser and more symmetrical. Latvian spruce in pot lasts ~2 weeks indoors. There are also success stories where the tree lasts longer, but this depends largely on the conditions at the location - temperature, humidity, decorations, etc. Needles are dark green, fragrant and medium sharp. The spruces come in black plastic pots with drainage holes in the bottom. We recommend that you consider a tray or decorative pot in advance. Take a look at the trays and pots we also offer. There are two types of Latvian spruce pots - with and without full root system. Spruces with full root system are available in sizes 1.25-1.50 m, including pots. Other spruces are grown in soil and potted in the fall. The roots may be cut during the transplanting process. Although some sizes have a complete root system, these are not spruce seedlings. Transplanting Christmas trees is a game of chance whose outcome depends on many factors - the size of the tree, the space it was in, how it was stored until planting, etc.

Our potted Nordmann firs have a full root system because they are grown in pots from the beginning, not dug up in a nursery and planted in a pot. Each year the trees are transplanted to larger pots so that they do not run out of room in the pots.Because they grow in pots, it is not possible to grow them very large. Larger trees can run out of root space and the tree will no longer grow thick and symmetrical. That is why we offer Nordmann firs in pots up to 1.50 m (including the height of the pot).Nordmann fir in pot will last up to ~4 weeks indoors. If you plan to plant the tree in the garden in the spring, the time indoors should be as short as possible, a maximum of 10-12 days is recommended. If it is obvious that the tree is not feeling well indoors, it is preferable to move it outdoors sooner.To prevent the tree from drying out indoors, it should be watered daily with ~300-400ml of water (the amount of water may vary depending on indoor conditions - temperature, humidity, location, etc.).Firs come in black plastic pots with drainage holes in the bottom. We recommend that you consider a tray or decorative pot in advance. Take a look at the trays and pots we also offer.The Nordmann fir in pot is ideal for homes with small children because the needles are soft and they cannot hurt themselves.

Picea glauca 'Conica December' in a pot will do well indoors. However, if you plan to plant it in the garden in the spring, the time it spends indoors should be as short as possible. To prevent the tree from drying out indoors, it should be watered daily with ~200-300 ml of water (the amount of water may vary depending on indoor conditions - temperature, humidity, location, etc.). Do not allow the tree to dry out - this will kill the tree. Spruce trees come in black plastic pots with drainage holes in the bottom. We recommend that you consider a tray or decorative pot early on. Take a look at the trays and pots we also offer. When you are ready to plant your Christmas tree, you should gradually move it to a cooler temperature after it has been indoors for a while. This means that before planting, you should move it from the house to a cooler place, such as a garage, stairwell, shed, etc. It is an undemanding and slow-growing spruce that will not take over much of the garden after a few years. A mature spruce will only grow to a height of ~1 m. It is also suitable for growing in a pot, e.g. on a balcony, terrace, porch, by the front door, etc. Important! Do not touch the top of the tree with your hands. Natural oils on the skin can affect the needles. The tree can be lifted and moved by holding its pot.

Black plastic plant saucer for pot. The size is suitable for our potted trees. The saucer is useful to collect excess liquid after watering the tree.