Tree-mendous idea for Christmas
Christmas starts with a Christmas tree, and there’s nothing like a real Christmas tree to get you in the mood for the festive season.
This year, Capital Christmas Trees is working with The Royal Parks to bring field-fresh British Christmas trees to South London. The Greenwich Park pop-up launches from 8am to 6pm on November 18.
It will be open on the last two weekends in November, and then every day up until December 20.
A spokesman from Capital Christmas Trees said: “We know what a stressful time of year Christmas can be so we’re here to take some of that pressure away, and help conjure up the magic of Christmas.
“This year we are delighted to be working with The Royal Parks to make that oh so special moment of going out to buy your real Christmas tree even more memorable.
“This is the first year of our pop-ups and we look forward to bringing our high-quality trees and personal, old-school service and attention to every single customer.”
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