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!
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.
Are you considering buying a natural Christmas tree for the holidays? Here are some tips from natural Christmas tree growers in the Ardennes region of Belgium to ensure your tree doesn't lose its needles on Christmas Eve.
As the holidays approach, if there is one essential item, it is the Christmas tree.
It's part of a thousand-year-old tradition that lights up our hearts and instantly puts us in the Christmas spirit.
A majestic symbol of renewal and light, it was held during the winter solstice during pagan rituals.
Choosing and buying a white-flake Christmas tree can be a daunting task. You might be surprised to learn that now is the best time to order one. But don't panic, if you're unsure which one to buy, in this article we'll share my experience and opinions with you.
First, let's start with the advantages of a white flocked Nordmann fir .
Mistletoe is a plant commonly found in many homes near the Christmas tree . It is a symbol of romance. In our guide, you will learn everything about this plant that has become a Christmas tradition. Its origin, history, cultivation, and method of decorating it at Christmas .
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