Sustainable Practice

Every year that we cut down trees to sell at Christmas, we are planting more to replace them. It is a sustainable practice.
They benefit the enviroment through cleansing the air, and supporting wildlife. They are generally on higher elevations, and attract birds such as grouse and pheasant.
They also provide welcome shelter for creatures on more exposed ground.
As the trees fill out, the plantations provide nesting sites for small birds. In spring and summer hover flies feed off the trees. They also attract butterflies and moths.
Real trees are carbon-neutral.