FAQs

  • No bookings are required.

    We will be open from the 22nd of November 2025, and will open Wednesday – Sunday, opening hours are available here.

    Any potential interruptions to trading will be posted on the Luddenham Christmas Tree Farm Instagram and Facebook pages

  • Absolutely! We invite you to come out to the farm and pick your own tree. It’s a fun and memorable way to choose the perfect tree for your holiday celebrations. Please bring saw and own cutting tools to cut your own magical tree, or you can ask our friendly staff to give you a hand to cut one down.

  • Please see our TREE CARE Tips Page for more info!

  • Unfortunately, we do not offer Christmas tree delivery at this time.

  • Yes, you can definitely place your Christmas tree in a bucket! Just make sure the bucket is sturdy and filled with water to keep the tree hydrated. It’s important to check the water level regularly and keep it filled to help maintain the tree’s freshness throughout the holiday season.

  • With proper care, your live Christmas tree should last at least five weeks indoors. If you purchase your real tree toward the end of November, it will remain vibrant and full of life by Christmas Day!

  • Before heading home, consider how you’ll transport your Christmas tree. Will it go on the roof of your car or fit in the boot? The more tightly the tree is bundled, the less it will dehydrate during the journey.

    If you’re placing it on the roof, make sure you have straps or rope to securely tie it down, Its also a good idea to bring a tarp or some old rags down just in case there is any sap so your car doesn’t get sticky!

    Taking these steps will help ensure your tree arrives home fresh and ready for decorating!

  • Please see our TREE  CARE Tips Page for more info!

  • Fresh Christmas trees require plenty of water to stay bright and vibrant throughout the season. Make sure your tree stand is filled with water at all times. You can also fill a spray bottle with room temperature water and mist your tree every few days—just remember to turn off and unplug your lights first!

  • The best way to revive a struggling Christmas tree is to provide it with water. Just like cut flowers, fresh Christmas trees rely on water to thrive and stay healthy.

  • Fresh Christmas trees should have needles that are firmly attached to the branches and shouldn’t easily fall off. You can also check the trunk for stickiness, as a sticky trunk is a strong indicator of freshness.