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Outdoor Christmas Tree

Mike2006 · 2010-11-29 12:26:36

Hi, I am hoping to put up a Christmas Tree with lights in the front lawn this year. The house is out in the country and the lawn is a decent size etc... What size tree should i put up. I am thinking a 12ft tree... Would this be too big/small... Ideas ??? Thanks, Mike.

29-11-2010 12:26pm

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Mike2006

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Hi,

I am hoping to put up a Christmas Tree with lights in the front lawn this year. The house is out in the country and the lawn is a decent size etc...

What size tree should i put up. I am thinking a 12ft tree...

Would this be too big/small... Ideas ???

Thanks,

Mike.

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#2 29-11-2010 5:12pm

Sonnenblumen

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Mike2006 wrote: »

Hi,

I am hoping to put up a Christmas Tree with lights in the front lawn this year. The house is out in the country and the lawn is a decent size etc...

What size tree should i put up. I am thinking a 12ft tree...

Would this be too big/small... Ideas ???

Thanks,

Mike.

3m - 4m but the bigger the tree, the more you'll need to think about anchoring it securely. Alternatively why not plant a mature Holly tree with pyramid form?

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