Deluxe Fraser Fir

Appearance

The Fraser has a typical pyramid shape with upward-pointing needles and strong branches to bear the weight of your most treasured baubles. It boasts perfect symmetry and bushy, dark green foliage with blue undertones.

History

The Fraser might be a relative newcomer to the British Christmas tree market, but across the Atlantic it’s a bestseller. It even has the Presidential seal of approval – the Fraser is often chosen as the official Christmas tree of the White House. Once native to the Appalachian mountains of southeastern United States, the Fraser is now sustainably homegrown in the highlands of Scotland.

Size

The Fraser comes in a variety of heights, from 5ft upwards, but its slimmer shape makes it the best choice for a cosy home corner. The Fraser is a byword for space-saving luxury.

Scent and Needles

The Fraser has great needle retention, but like the Norway Spruce it prides itself on that typical pine scent. Your family will definitely notice the zesty citrus aroma.

Care

Although the needles last well, you should still keep your Fraser away from heat sources like a radiator, and water it well throughout the season. Longer lasting than the Norway Spruce, a well-kept Fraser should last about five weeks.