Christmas tree delivery to Bradford

Like most cities around the UK, getting your hands on a fresh, home-grown Christmas tree can be quite tricky, and Bradford is no exception. Why don’t you let our team at Jackson’s Nurseries take the hassle of shepherding a tree past the Wool Exchange during the festive season, by ordering your Christmas tree with us online? We have plenty of trees available for you to choose from, grown here on our fields in Staffordshire Moorlands, near the Peak District. We can deliver your tree anywhere within Bradford, including Odsal, Staithgate, Thorpe Edge, Little Horton, Forster Quare, Dudley Hill, Greengates, Manningham and Wrose.

We have been growing Christmas trees for over 60 years and delivering them throughout the mainland UK for over 15 years.

Choosing a Christmas Tree
Traditionally many different evergreen species were used as a Christmas tree. The most popular variety today is the Nordmann Fir, which is favoured for its soft, rounded, pet and child friendly needles and excellent needle retention over several weeks. Alternatively, many people still love the traditional Norway Spruce with its rich coniferous fragrance, which really adds to the Christmas atmosphere in the home. Our quick guide to different trees below may help you choose:

Fresh Cut Christmas Trees

• Nordman Fir Fresh Cut Christmas trees - thick, soft, glossy needles. Wide base for presents. Excellent needle retention. Suitable for pets & children. Most popular tree in the UK.
• Norway Spruce Fresh Cut Christmas trees - traditional Christmas tree. Popular since Victorian times. Broad triangular base. Rich coniferous fragrance. Best installed from mid December onwards.
• Blue Spruce Fresh Cut Christmas trees - an attractive blue Coloured Spruce. Sharply pointed foliage. Conical shape. Sturdy branches, prefect for decorating without baubles falling to the floor.
• Fraser Fir Fresh Cut Christmas trees - narrow, slender tree with branches angled upwards at 45 degrees. Perfect for smaller homes. Fits into porches & corridors. Plush deep green needles are soft and flat with a silvery hue to the undersides.
• Noble Fir Fresh Cut Christmas trees - growing in popularity for its strong needle retention, distinct citrus fragrance and unique, upcurved, bi-coloured blue-green needles with streaks of white running along the full length of the underside of the needles.
• Nordman Fir Slim Shape Fresh Cut Christmas trees - slimmer than the typical Nordman Fir, perfect for smaller spaces. Carefully pruned to maintain a compact, symmetrical tree that's still bushy and 'full' to the top of the tree.
• Lodgepole Pine Fresh Cut Christmas Tree - if you’re looking for something different to the norm, the Lodgepole Pine has a striking appearance with upright branches and beautiful long needles. The name ‘Lodgepole’ comes from the way these trees were used as the main structure for lodges and teepees, build initially by native Americans and later by Europeans.

Pot Grown Christmas Trees

• Nordman Fir Pot Grown Christmas trees - Carefully nurtured on our nursery and supplied in a plastic pot so you can put it in the garden after Christmas. Flat needles, rounded at the ends so won’t prick your pet, baby or toddler. Nordman Fir is the best selling tree in the UK and for good reason. 
• Norway Spruce Pot Grown Christmas Tree - Lovely rich coniferous fragrance, perfect for evoking the spirit of Christmas! Popular since Victoria times with short and thin, varying bright and deep green pointed needles. Stiff central branch ideal for your favourite Christmas angel, fairy or star.
• Blue Spruce Pot Grown Christmas Tree - Luxurious, dense foliage with tantalising steely blue needles. Holds its needles well for up to a month with the right care. well with silver or white décor themes. Sturdy branches, prefect for decorating without baubles falling to the floor.
• Fraser Fir Pot Grown Christmas Tree - Joint best needle retention with Nordman Fir (needle retention up to 5 weeks with the right care). Lovely balsam aroma, perfect for getting the festive spirit going! Plush deep green needles are soft and flat with a silvery hue to the undersides.
• Korean Fir Pot Grown Christmas Tree - Soft, rounded, deep green needles with silvery-blue undersides that glisten in the light, giving its alternative name of Silver Fir. Needles are similar to Nordman Fir but shorter. Gives off a delicious fresh forest aroma, perfect for evoking the spirit of Christmas! This is the big advantage that Korean Fir has over the Nordman and, we think, the reason for its growth in popularity.

For more detailed information, please see our guide on different types of Christmas trees.

Why choose your tree from Jacksons?
Our Christmas tree delivery service is ideal for anyone who doesn’t want the hassle and stress of having to hunt down the perfect Christmas tree. Let us take care of everything for you. When you place an order with us, our experienced nursery staff will carefully select your tree making sure it is fresh, healthy and meets any requirement you've indicated in the notes to your order. We regularly replenish the stock on our garden centre so there are always plenty of fine specimens of all types, shapes and sizes for our internet pickers to choose from.

Our trees are grown at 750ft above sea level which delivers hardy specimens, so if you're buying a root balled tree with the intention of planting it outdoors after Christmas it'll stand the best chance (60% success rate).

We try to use as little packaging as possible to avoid suffocating the tree while making sure we do not compromise on the safety and quality of your tree while in transit. At the first stage in the packaging process we will carefully net your tree to hold the branches upwards and ensure it has a safe journey by courier on the way to your chosen address.

Buying direct from the grower means you can save a small fortune by cutting out the middle-man. You are guaranteed to receive a fresh tree that will go from our fields to your front door in a matter of days.

Contact Us for Advice
We know choosing the right tree can be a bit confusing at times, so we're here to help. Feel free to contact us Monday to Friday 8am to 4:30pm if you have any questions.