After Christmas

The last few Christmas trees left on Christmas Eve

The Christmas tree barn looks very bare and empty now that the rails have been taken away and the Christmas trees gone. Time now to sweep up, clear away the counter and displays and return to farming.

Christmas turkeys and geese

If you've ordered a turkey or goose from Great Slamseys Farm, I'm delighted to tell you that they are now ready for collection.

We're open until 5 pm today and tomorrow, Christmas Eve we are open from 8 until 1. Follow the signs to the Christmas Tree barn - it's a different barn to last year.

And if you still haven't got your tree yet, we still have a few Nordman Fir trees in the Christmas Tree Barn.

Nearly sold out

The Christmas tree barn is looking very empty as most of the trees have been sold. We still have a few Nordman fir trees left, so if you're still looking for a tree come along to choose one.

No shortage of Christmas trees

We still have lots of Nordman fir and Norway spruce Christmas trees in the barn. Our smallest cut Norway spruce have now sold out but we have some lovely little rooted in trees in pots that don't take up much space and can be planted outside after Christmas.
Outside it's a wet and miserable day but because our trees are in a barn you stay dry while you're choosing and you don't have to take home a wet Christmas tree in your car. So come along to see what we have to offer.
We're open Monday to Saturday from 9 until 6 and on Sunday we'll be open from 10 until 4.

Christmas door decorating

Do you decorate your front door for Christmas? There's so many different ways to do it from getting out the glue gun and sticking shiny baubles to a ring.

Or making a rustic wreath from twigs and branches.

Or buying one of our ready made wreaths from the Christmas Tree Barn. We have decorated wreaths, plain fir wreaths, mixed foliages and six feet long garlands made from fir. Just hang them on your door to create a Christmas welcome.

Happy Christmas Bunting

If you're looking for something a bit different, why not hang some Christmas Bunting? I think this would look wonderful strung across a mantlepiece or along the shelves of a dresser. This year we're selling this bunting by Daisyley in the Christmas Tree barn alongside some more traditional wooden decorations.