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How long before xmas should you put a real potted xmas tree up
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Going off at a slight tangent from your question, I have a miniature Christmas tree which I bring in from the garden year after year. As far as I recall, I bought it from Waitrose for about £3.99, several years ago.
It has the Latin name of Chamaecyparis thyoides or simply white cypress / cedar.
They are only about a foot high and make an ideal centerpiece for a table. The pot they come in has no hole in the bottom and it will live for only a few weeks before drowning, this is easilly remided by transplanting it in a (slightly bigger) pot of your own.
I've just brought mine into the house to day, and its only a few inches taller than it was, several years ago. potted on into larger pots, about every 2nd year.
It has the Latin name of Chamaecyparis thyoides or simply white cypress / cedar.
They are only about a foot high and make an ideal centerpiece for a table. The pot they come in has no hole in the bottom and it will live for only a few weeks before drowning, this is easilly remided by transplanting it in a (slightly bigger) pot of your own.
I've just brought mine into the house to day, and its only a few inches taller than it was, several years ago. potted on into larger pots, about every 2nd year.