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	<title>Fresh Christmas Trees delivered to your Door &#187; Potted Trees</title>
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		<title>The Original Living Christmas Tree</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you really care about the environment, why not consider a living Christmas tree as opposed to a cut tree or an artificial tree? Living, potted Christmas trees are great for improving atmospheric quality; they generate pure oxygen, whilst removing harmful greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide. Also, the growing process provides birds and other [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you really care about the environment, <strong>why not consider a living Christmas tree </strong>as opposed to a cut tree or an <strong><a title="Artificial Christmas Tree" href="http://freshchristmastrees.co.uk/artificial/christmas-trees.html" target="_self">artificial tree</a></strong>? Living, potted Christmas trees are great for improving atmospheric quality; they generate pure oxygen, whilst removing harmful greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide. Also, the growing process provides birds and other wildlife with a natural habitat.</p>
<div id="attachment_446" class="wp-caption alignleft" style="width: 307px"><img class="size-full wp-image-446" title="living-christmas-tree" src="http://freshchristmastrees.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/living-christmas-tree.jpg" alt="living-christmas-tree" width="297" height="247" /><p class="wp-caption-text">Living potted Christmas Trees</p></div>
<p>Most potted living Christmas trees are grown in their pots on <strong><a title="Christmas Tree Farms" href="http://freshchristmastrees.co.uk/fresh/farm/trees-2.html" target="_self">Christmas tree farms</a></strong> and then distributed to garden centres and major supermarket chains for sale, or such trees may also be bought directly from a farm. After purchase, the living <strong>Christmas tree may be kept inside or outside in their pot over the festive season</strong>, and then they can be re-potted and placed on the patio or planted in the garden.</p>
<p><strong>There are many species of potted living Christmas trees,</strong> and whilst these rarely grow above 3 or 4 feet, they look lovely with fairy <strong><a title="Buy Christmas Lights" href="http://tinyurl.com/yg44jvd" target="_self">Christmas lights</a></strong> and other <strong><a title="Christmas Tree Decoration" href="http://freshchristmastrees.co.uk/decorations/christmas-tree-decoration.html" target="_self">decorations</a></strong>. As well as being environmentally friendly, the living Christmas tree poses none of the usual problems associated with a real tree, such as dropping needles. Remember though, the potted Christmas tree is alive and needs looking after, just like any other houseplant &#8211; keep away from direct heat sources and water regularly for best results. If you want a living Christmas tree without the hassle of caring for it afterwards, why not consider hiring one?</p>
<p><strong>There are several companies in the UK that hire out live trees and then collect after the festive season is over, all for a modest fee. Or you may like to buy one and leave it in your back yard, then bring it inside for Christmas.</strong></p>
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