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CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY AT HUNTERS

Christmas Tree Delivery in Greater Vancouver

There’s nothing like the look, feel, and fragrance of a real Christmas tree. Hunters Garden Centre is proud to offer locally grown Pacific Northwest Christmas trees, with convenient options for lighting, flocking, and post-holiday pickup and recycling.

We carry a beautiful selection of Douglas Fir, Noble Fir, Fraser Fir, Grand Fir, and Natural Douglas Fir (think Charlie Brown Christmas). Plus, Hunters Garden Centre is one of the only garden centres in Greater Vancouver that offers flocked Christmas Trees! Flocked trees are sprayed with a white coating, giving the tree an elegant fresh snowfall effect.

We’ll deliver your tree anywhere from West Vancouver to Chilliwack, help set it up, and won’t leave until you’re completely satisfied.

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Types of Christmas Trees at Hunters Garden Centre

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Douglas Fir Christmas Trees

The Douglas Fir is a true Christmas classic with dense, symmetrical branches that fill out beautifully. These trimmed Douglas Firs have been carefully shaped for that perfect pyramidal form and are ideal for displaying lights and ornaments. Known for their sturdy structure and rich evergreen scent, Douglas Firs remain one of the most popular choices for fresh-cut Christmas trees in Greater Vancouver.

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Noble Fir Christmas Trees

The Noble Fir is known for its exceptional needle retention and graceful beauty. Its layered branches, slightly blue-green needles, and naturally strong structure make it perfect for decorating with lights and ornaments. A long-lasting, elegant option for anyone looking for a premium Christmas tree that stays fresh all season long.

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Fraser Fir Christmas Trees

The Fraser Fir is the best choice for heavy ornaments and full decorating. Its strong, upward-turning branches provide ample space between layers, making it easy to showcase your favourite decorations. With dark green needles, silvery undersides, and a long-lasting fragrance, the Fraser Fir is a customer favourite for durability and charm.

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Grand Fir Christmas Trees

The Grand Fir lives up to its name with a lush appearance and the strongest fragrance of all Christmas trees. Its glossy, deep-green needles and soft, full branches make it both beautiful and aromatic. Perfect for anyone who loves the fresh scent of pine filling their home during the holidays.

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Natural Douglas Fir Christmas Trees

Celebrate a cozy, nostalgic holiday with a Natural Douglas Fir — the classic Charlie Brown Christmas Tree that brings rustic West Coast charm to any home. These untrimmed, naturally grown trees feature open branches, perfect for simple or minimalist decorating. Smaller sizes (starting around 3 feet tall) make them ideal for tabletop displays, apartments, and smaller living spaces.

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Flocked Christmas Trees

Bring the beauty of a White Christmas into your home with a flocked Christmas tree from Hunters Garden Centre. Each tree is sprayed with a soft white coating for a fresh-snowfall effect, creating an elegant White Christmas tree look that brightens any space. Flocked trees also stay fresh longer due to moisture retention, and we offer full-service delivery, setup, and lighting across Greater Vancouver.

HOW TO

Care for Your Christmas Trees

Fresh Cut Trees

  • Always use a tree stand with a water reservoir
  • Cut one inch off the bottom of the tree trunk (we may have done this for you already), and immerse in a bucket of warm water
  • Add Christmas tree preservative product to the water
  • Place the tree away from any heating elements or air vents
  • Check the water every day. If the tree dries up, the cut will seal up and the tree will not absorb any more water which will cause more needles to drop
  • For best results use low voltage tree lights or LED lights to prevent the tree from drying out

Live Trees (with a root ball)

  • Live trees can NOT be kept inside the house for more than 7 to 10 days
  • Acclimatize the tree to indoor temperatures by following these steps:
    1. On the first day place the tree in a cool area between 10° and 15° C (50° to 59° F
    2. On the second day bring the tree indoors and place in its spot
    3. Place the tree away from the fireplace and all heating vents
    4. Keep the roots of the tree moist while indoors by checking it every day
    5. Use only miniature or LED Christmas lights
    6. Do not leave the lights on for more than 4 to 6 hours per day
  • When the Holidays are over you will need to acclimatize the tree to outdoor temperatures by:
    1. Placing the tree in a cool area for at least two days prior to moving outside
    2. Plant the tree in the garden with liquid transplanter fertilizer (If the temperatures outside are below freezing then keep the tree moist and cool, but prevent it from freezing, and delay planting until the ground has warmed up)

Flocked

  • The flocking helps to hold needles on the tree so you do not have to provide water for the tree, however watering the tree helps prevent the tree from drying out
  • A flocked tree comes complete with a stand and a water reservoir and is ready to setup, decorate and enjoy
  • Remove the plastic wrapping and store at the base of the tree for easy re-wrapping and removal after Christmas

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