For
the first time a range of fresh Christmas trees will be on sale at the
City of Edinburgh Council’s Inch Nursery from Monday 30 November 2009.
Whether you are looking for a traditional Norway Spruce, or fancy something more unusual like a Nordman Fir, the nursery will have something for everyone. Locally sourced trees of all
sizes will be available, prices vary from £16 to £54. For each tree
sold, £1 will be donated to Enable Scotland, a local charity campaigning Staff from the Inch Nursery - will also be on hand with advice and information on choosing and looking after your tree, to ensure it looks good throughout Christmas. James Carlyle, Nursery Manager, said: "Traditional trees, such as the Norway Spruce, are always a favourite but some people like something a bit different. The Nordman Fir, for example, is known for not shedding its needles. We only have 500 trees available to so I would advise people to get their orders in early to avoid disappointment.” Advice from experts at the Nursery on looking after your Christmas tree: Christmas Trees and other
festive plants will be available from 30 November to 22 December at
Inch Park Nursery, Old Dalkeith Road, EH16 5UF. Pre orders can be
arranged through James Carlyle, Nursery Manager. The Council also operates a composting service for Christmas Trees operating in January. More information can be found on the council website: www.edinburgh.gov.uk. |
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