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Recycle Your Tree

Please recycle your tree with us in January! We use the mulch to cover the ground and it rots down naturally.

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Our Wildlife

Our three fields are surrounded by a native hedgerow, which is a haven for wildlife and home for many birds and insects.

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Frenchay Christmas Tree Farm from the air!!! With

Frenchay Christmas Tree Farm from the air!!! With huge thanks to Alex from Above Horizon Photography.

Is it a field mouse, a normal a shrew, a dormouse?

Is it a field mouse, a normal a shrew, a dormouse? Whatever it was, it was really not fussed about me filming it! I think, after some deliberation, it must be a Christmas Mouse. 🎄 🐁

Random cracker joke found in the grass under the C

Random cracker joke found in the grass under the Christmas trees this morning. Where did that come from!? This is the sort of thing we have to look forward to on Christmas Day!

SANTA! And guess what? He came to reserve his Chri

SANTA! And guess what? He came to reserve his Christmas tree this weekend as he was passing by, on his way to Toyland! Not sure what was in his bag, we didn't ask, and he didn't tell.

I know it's not very savoury, but we were labeling

I know it's not very savoury, but we were labeling the Christmas trees today (did I tell you were opening in Saturday?) and came across this unusual dead bird, which turned out to be a woodcock. While it's sad to see this beautiful creature no longer alive (not sure how it died, but it had been killed by something), especially as woodcock are on the RSPB Red List, it's amazing to discover that we have woodcock on site. Christmas tree farms are known to make good habitats for woodcock, who like the dense conifer cover and light leaf litter underneath, which makes a good place for them to forage for bugs. Their long beak is perfect for probing the soil for bugs, and as they are also nocturnal, it makes me think that woodcock are the European equivalent of the New Zealand kiwi. Again, I'm sorry to post a picture of a dead bird, but it is about the only way I will ever catch a bird on camera - such are my non-existent photography skills! #woodcock #woodcocks

We've been labeling our Christmas trees today read

We've been labeling our Christmas trees today ready for our early bird weekend starting on Friday! 10am to 4pm

We are holding a special early bird weekend, start

We are holding a special early bird weekend, starting this Friday 5th November, where you can come and reserve your tree early. No booking necessary. Dogs on leads welcome. Opening hours 10am to 4pm each day. This opportunity ends at 4pm Sunday 7th November. Look forward to seeing you!

And here's the little home-grown acorn squash used

And here's the little home-grown acorn squash used to celebrate our Hallowe'en Christmas

And for a themed Hallowe'en ... a delicious Christ

And for a themed Hallowe'en ... a delicious Christmas pumpkin soup!

And here, among the Christmas trees, a puff ball m

And here, among the Christmas trees, a puff ball mushroom.

This little chap I recently found in the Christmas

This little chap I recently found in the Christmas tree mulch, by our old shed. It seems to be a caterpillar of the knot grass moth. It feeds on docks (among other things), and we've got an abundance of those growing around. It's one of those species at threat because of habitat loss (farmers ripping out hedgerows). They love hedgerows. I've got lots of hedgerows.

One of beautiful Norway Spruce Christmas trees, re

One of beautiful Norway Spruce Christmas trees, ready for order now, but because they have a habit of dropping their needles if cut too early, we only cut them to order, and preferably not before 5th December.

This little bug landed on my glasses lens today an

This little bug landed on my glasses lens today and refused to budge, so I thought she might like to be added to my growing Christmas Tree menagerie. I'm not exactly sure what kind of bug she is, but I do know she's a type of parasitic fly. Her long 'tail' is called an ovipositor, in that it's function is to pierce the skin of her host and deposit her eggs there. The host is usually the baby grub of a bee, beetle, cockroach, sawfly, sometimes a spider. This one, with it's very long ovipositor, can reach hosts tunnelling deep into plants ... and these parasites must have amazing powers of detection to be able to do that based on scent and vibration. While it's pretty gross what they do (the eggs hatch and consume their hosts from within, like something out of a horror film), their presence is a good indicator that the ecosystem on the farm is not only alive and well, but also healthy in it's complexity. 🐛🐛🐛🦟🦟🦟

Christmas Tree planting took place this week... 20

Christmas Tree planting took place this week... 2000 baby Nordmann Firs already 3 years old, and those that survive will be ready in 2028/2029. If it rains on Monday, think how happy my baby trees will be! 🌧🌦

Our fantastic fruiting Christmas trees!!! Unique t

Our fantastic fruiting Christmas trees!!! Unique to the West Country, this is a very special type of Christmas Tree that bears heavy crops of juicy berries from late summer. 🙃😉🤣

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