Oh, Christmas Tree Norway Spruce – #1 Container

Description

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This year, take delight in creating a fun, creative display featuring Oh, Christmas Tree Norway Spruce trees around your home. You and your guests will appreciate the amazing natural scent of fresh Spruce!

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These size AAA Norway Spruce trees are approximately 24 inches tall and feature a beautiful, unique branch structure to hold small ornaments. Set the perfect modern Holiday table with organic Tabletop Christmas trees from NatureHills.com.

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Planting and Application:

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Use these baby Norway Spruce trees as a focal point on your mantelpiece or coffee table. String them with tiny LED lights for a glamorous setting sure to get you in the Holiday mood!

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• Buy several and decorate them to give as memorable gifts for teachers, clients or even Hostess Gifts. Let them know you care…take a little time at the craft store finding special little novelty ornaments that match their decor, favorite sports teams or hobbies!

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• Let the kids in your life each decorate their own as a fun afternoon project. Set their finished Norway Spruce Christmas trees along the front picture windowsill where everyone can enjoy them.

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• After your holiday party, create a special family experience planting your baby Norway Spruce tree outdoors. After all, Norway Spruce is not a houseplant; please plan to enjoy them indoors for only a few weeks with proper care.

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• Pick out a spot in the yard to enjoy these magnificent tall evergreen trees. You can also keep them in hardy, outdoor planters on your balcony for many years in USDA Growing Zones 2-8.

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ProPlantTips for Care: 

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If you want to plant them later, please follow the advice below. There is no pressure…as they can also be lovingly composed after the Holidays, much like Poinsettia.

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• Give them the brightest light and coolest air for best results, Place them near a window, or on an unheated sun porch until your party.

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• Water Oh, Christmas Tree Norway Spruce regularly. Simply add several ice cubes to the top of the soil, which will deliver a slow hydration and cool the roots down.

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• After the Holidays, water your tree and transition it to the outside with increasing periods of exposure over several days. The first winter, it’s best to keep it in a protected spot away from the worst of the winter winds or use a frost blanket to create a shelter for it.

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