Belgian Fir Articles
Find tips on how to choose, decorate and maintain your Christmas tree, as well as festive tips for a successful Christmas. Follow us for inspiring ideas while supporting local tree producers in Belgium!
Décorer son sapin de Noël, c’est le grand rituel qui lance vraiment la magie des fêtes à la maison. Mais par où commencer pour obtenir un sapin harmonieux, chaleureux et adapté à toute la famille ? Dans cet article, Sapin Belge vous guide étape par étape : choix des couleurs, guirlandes, boules, décorations spéciales et petites astuces pour un sapin de Noël vraiment réussi.
At Sapin Belge , the Christmas tree is not just a decoration: it is a symbol of sharing, warmth and meaning.
Locally grown natural Christmas trees , fair prices , flexible delivery , and a commitment to solidarity that benefits everyone 🎁
This year, Sapin Belge is giving even more meaning to the magic of Christmas with its 🎁 Solidarity Christmas Tree project. In partnership with L'Ancre , a Brussels-based shelter for children and teenagers, we want to offer much more than just a Christmas tree: a true moment of sharing and generosity.
When you shop on sapinbelge.be — whether it's a natural Christmas tree , decorations , lights , or an artificial tree — you can make a donation to support this project. The funds raised will be used to decorate the tree donated to L'Ancre , to provide Christmas gifts for the children, or to help finance a local project based on their needs.
Because at its core, that's what Christmas is all about: creating memories together. 🎄✨
The magic of Christmas often begins with the scent of the pine trees and the glow of the garlands. But before you decorate, you need to prepare your home! Discover our essential checklist for a warm and festive home: tree, ambiance, decor, and the little details that make all the difference.
In Belgium, the Christmas tree is sacred 🌲! But between work, the holidays, and the madness of December, we often end up choosing it in a rush. What if you changed that? By pre-ordering your Belgian natural tree in October , you support the country's producers, you have the best choice, and above all... you gain peace of mind!
Christmas is fast approaching... and with it, the magic of preparations. But for many, one question comes up every year: how to use their eco-vouchers before they expire? The good news is that you can turn them into a purchase that's as useful as it is festive: a Belgian Christmas tree.
At Sapin Belge , we offer you the option to order your natural tree online and easily pay for it with your Pluxee , Edenred or Monizze eco-vouchers. No need to run around the shops or worry about losing your vouchers: in just a few clicks, you can enjoy a local, sustainable tree delivered directly to your home.
Want to immerse your home in the magic of the holidays? Christmas decorations are much more than just an ornament: they create a warm and magical atmosphere that brings together young and old. Sparkling baubles , welcoming wreaths , iconic Nutcrackers , nativity scenes and miniature villages , not to mention fairy lights … each element transforms your home into a truly festive cocoon. Discover our tips and inspirations to harmonize your decorations and make your home shine with the Christmas spirit.
Whether classic or snow-covered, with or without lights, the artificial Christmas tree has become a holiday staple. Discover its benefits, our tips for choosing the right one, and how to keep it looking beautiful year after year.
Is there anything more magical than the scent of the forest that greets you as you come home? Your children will remember it for the rest of their lives! That's the true magic of Christmas: those little sensory moments that leave a lasting impression.
Christmas is always a festive time when all generations let their imaginations run wild. Garlands, bells, candles, baubles, and Christmas wreaths are all ready to let people know that Christmas is coming. But the centerpiece that kicks off the festivities is the Christmas tree. Should you choose a natural or artificial one? How do you choose for a successful Christmas?
Christmas is coming, and it's the perfect time to think about choosing the tree that will adorn and enhance your living room. Trees come in many sizes and varieties, so making the best choice isn't always easy. You're looking for the Christmas tree that will make this holiday memorable and bring back fond childhood memories. Here's a detailed selection of some species and varieties of Christmas trees.
The Christmas tree is one of the most adopted and appreciated Christmas traditions. In this difficult period when everyone needs warmth and to find the child within them, nothing better than having a tree delivered 100% Belgian, which perfectly meets your needs.
Environmental protection is increasingly being taken seriously. Since it affects all areas of consumer spending, Christmas is no exception. During Christmas, every household wants to treat themselves to the best for a joyful and cheerful time. It's therefore difficult to imagine an eco-friendly Christmas!
But the good news is that it's entirely possible to celebrate Christmas and preserve nature at the same time. How can we continue to celebrate Christmas while respecting ecological rules? Should we abandon the traditions of this holiday to preserve nature? Follow these tips to have and celebrate an eco-friendly Christmas.
Living in the Arctic, he has to face the climate directly.
And sees its effects every day on its habitat, its reindeer and its activity.
In recent years, it has changed its gift distribution route to adapt to new weather conditions, which can be violent when you start from the coldest place on the planet.
He installed an exemplary waste sorting system in his toy factory and recruited new elves to take care of recycling.
To understand the overall environmental impact of the Christmas tree tradition, we need to consider its entire life cycle.
From its production to its transport and its fate at the end of its life, the fir tree obviously disrupts our ecosystem, whether it is natural or artificial.
The first three months of the year are devoted, weather permitting, to clearing the plantations. Indeed, during the Christmas period, the multiple visits to the fir trees and the cutting of the Nordmann firs generate organic waste and damage the soil somewhat.
This is also the time to plant 3- to 4-year-old saplings that will end up in your home in a few years. Typically, 5 to 10 times the number of Christmas trees sold are replanted each year, if the size of the farm permits.
The history of the Christmas tree dates back long before the birth of Jesus Christ. As early as 1600 BC, the spruce symbolized the birth of the sun during the winter solstice. Among the Celts, this tree was associated with the month of December and decorated with flowers, fruit, and wheat to celebrate the passing of winter.
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