Definition
The type (or style) of a tree is defined by its shape and the composition of the branches. In simple terms whether the tree is wide or narrow and by its branch density.

The quality of the tree is defined by the colour and density of the needles and the general state of health of the tree.

We supply trees in all shapes, sizes and qualities.

Customers seeking specific shapes, sizes or qualities generally carry out tree selection on-site by labelling examples of the kind of tree required. A price is then agreed on based on the labelled examples. We then carry out a full selection of the entire required stock based on the examples and the customer then returns to make any additional adjustments to the full selection.

Trees are generally divided into two categories:

- Prime/standard colour labelled by type according to customer requirement.
- B-trees are colour labelled by type according to customer requirement.

Example of Original Nordmann(ON) Christmas tree:
Example of B-Christmas tree:

In addition, we also offer colour labelling of trees according to height using the customer's own labelling system.