Eco-Friendly, Sustainable, Plastic Free Christmas Trees

Our range of Sustainable Christmas Trees are made using sustainably-sourced wood. Choose a more eco-friendly alternative Christmas tree this festive season by ditching the plastic version for a wooden, plastic-free alternative.

In most UK houses at Christmas time, you'll find either a plastic reusable tree or a real pine tree that has been cut down. We offer alternatives to these options that are more sustainable. These wooden Christmas trees are a sustainable option as they are made from ethically and sustainably sourced wood from UK forests, and they can still be beautifully decorated to be as beautiful and festive as a traditional Christmas tree.

What makes these trees Sustainable Christmas Trees?

A sustainable Christmas tree is certainly one that can be reused to reduce waste each year, but you also need to think about how it’s made. Plastic trees require a lot of energy to produce and take thousands of years to break down. Finding a reusable wooden Christmas tree made from sustainably sourced wood is the most sustainable long term choice. 

Choosing an eco-friendly tree can be a beautiful addition to a Christmas decorated home whilst looking out for the planet too. Pick your favourite from our collection and get into the festive spirit.  

How Eco-Friendly are Artificial Christmas Trees?

Artificial wooden Christmas trees that are plastic-free, and made from trees grown in sustainably managed forests are an eco-friendly Christmas natural tree alternative.

Artificial Christmas Trees made of plastic are reusable but not sustainable. You would have to use a fake plastic tree for 10 years for it to have the same carbon footprint as a real tree every year, plus it will take thousands of years to break down once it finally goes to landfill.

Real vs Fake Christmas Trees' Environmental Impact

Real and fake Christmas trees vary in their impact on the environment, and there are lots of options out there. Check out our sustainable Christmas tree buying guide to learn more about the impact of Christmas trees on the environment.