Christmas is coming, and soon it will be time to choose a Christmas tree. Save the cost and effort by buying a small Christmas tree in a pot. This decision not only protects the environment, but is also extremely practical: the potted tree can be planted in the garden and enjoyed for years to come.
Christmas tree in a pot: festive Christmas greenery
A Christmas tree in a pot can be purchased and decorated now. Our advice: take a little time when choosing it and find out in advance which species can easily be planted in the garden. If children should not be around sharp needles, you can opt for cypress. Just be careful: this Mediterranean tree species does not tolerate severe cold very well. A good alternative is columnar juniper, which overwinters well and can survive bad weather. Care of the tree in the pot is crucial for later growth. Trees with damaged roots have little chance in the garden; regular watering and a period of acclimatization before planting are critical. After the holiday, place the tree in the garden next to a house window and leave it there for two months. In March or April, the tree can be planted in the garden.
Christmas tree in a pot as a table centerpiece
Once you are the proud owner of a Christmas tree in a pot, you can decorate it imaginatively. Attach labels to the pot with a colorful ribbon, or tie linen fabric around the planter. Decorate the Christmas tree with homemade paper angels or snowmen to give the design a personal touch. To avoid damaging the tree, try not to use heavy garlands. Match the decorations to the tree with ease. We offer a little inspiration from the flower shop www.proflowers.com.
Arrangement near the fireplace
Original gingerbread decoration
Festive atmosphere with felt tree decorations
Refined Christmas decorations
Funny paper snowmen
LED garland with tiny Santa Clauses
Decorated in classic style
Peter Dark
Anna Lohan
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