With just over 30 sleeps until Christmas, it's officially that time of year to put up the Christmas tree.
From gifts for your loved ones, to making sure that you have all the decorations to begin your festive displays as soon as December 1 hits, you definitely need to be ready.
That means it's also time to begin thinking about your Christmas tree - if you haven't already - and we have all the information you need if you're looking for a real one this year.
While an artificial tree can be a more convenient option for many households, there is something rather magical about having a real Christmas tree in your home. From the scent of fresh pine needles to its fuller shape, there are many upsides to choosing the real deal for the festive season.
If you are on the hunt for a real tree this year, then you're in luck, as quite a few retailers have begun to stock them on their shelves for eager shoppers to get in before December officially hits.
Most of the stores are stocking the classic Scottish Nordmann Fir, which has become an increasingly popular choice due to its bushy shape and softer pine needles.
If you're wondering what retailers on the high-street are stocking real Christmas trees and what types, then we have all the information that you need.
Home Bargains
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Home Bargains have some beautiful Nordmann Fir Trees right now for you to bring the Christmas magic to your home for just over a tenner. The discounted retailer's trees are generally popular with the public, with many repeat customers praising their quality.
Trees available: Nordmann Fir
Size: 150-170cm
Price: £10.99
Available to buy in stores now. Check your local store for stock availability.
The Range
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If you pop into The Range for your Christmas shopping, then they have an assortment of real British grown Christmas trees that you can choose from. Depending on your preference, there is the Norway Spruce, which is popular for its fresh pine scent. Alternatively, you can pick up the Nordmann Fir, which is perfect for decorating.
Trees available: Norway Spruce and Nordmann Fir
Sizes: 120cm - 8ft
Prices: Norway Spruce costs £12, while Nordmann Fir trees are priced at £22 and above.
Available to buy in-stores and online now.
B&Q
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If you're looking for a bit more choice this year, then you might want to pop into your local B&Q, as the retailer currently has a huge variety of Norway Spruce and Nordmann Fir Christmas trees for sale. Whether you are looking for a small potted tree, or a large family tree, B&Q has it all.
Trees available: Norway Spruce and Nordmann Fir.
Sizes: 80cm - 270cm
Prices: £26 - £49
Available to buy in-stores and online now.
Homebase
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Similar to B&Q, Homebase are also currently stocking a variety of different shapes and sizes of Christmas trees this year. Whether you are looking for a Norway spruce or an evergreen fir, Homebase have a large selection that will cover any size you are looking for.
Trees available: Nordmann Fir, Norway Spruce, Blue Spruce, and Fraser Fir.
Sizes: 1.5ft - 9ft
Prices: £20 - £105
Available to buy in-stores and online now.
IKEA
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One of the most popular choices at Christmas time, IKEA will be stocking its range of real Christmas trees for shoppers starting from tomorrow, Friday November 25. The store regularly stocks the classic Nordmann Fir tree for shoppers, alongside offering its popular Christmas Tree deal where you can bag one for just £15.
Trees available: Nordmann Fir.
Sizes: TBA
Prices: £25 (trees bought between November 25 - December 24 will be awarded a £10 voucher, bringing the total to just £15.)
Available to buy in-stores from tomorrow, Friday, November 24.
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