Did you know

Did you know

...om History and Traditions

that Denmark's first Christmas tree appeared in 1808?

that the Nordmann fir was named after a Finnish botanist?

that the Christmas tree tradition dates back more than 500 years?

...om Christmas Tree Species and Greenery

that a Nordmann fir among other things is known for its soft needles?

that the Norway spruce can be recognised by its slightly sticky and less long needles?

...om Production of Christmas Trees and Greenery

that 1 kg of seeds can produce between 3,000 and 5,000 trees?

that Christmas trees stay in the kindergarten for 3-4 years?

that the grower has worked with YOUR tree 40 times?

...om Environment, Climate and Biodiversity

that a Nordmann fir Christmas tree binds almost 18 kg CO2?

that Christmas trees first and foremost obtain their green colour from nitrogen?

that a bundle of greenery represents 4 kg of accumulated CO2?

that Christmas tree stands have a diverse bird life?

...om Funny Facts about Christmas Trees

that a Nordmann fir of 2 metres of height has approx. 200,000 needles?

that recently harvested Christmas trees cannot burn?

that Christmas trees can grow by up to 2 cm per day?

...om Artificial Trees

that plastic trees are used no longer than 5-6 years?

that 20 natural trees are more climate-friendly than one single plastic tree?

that significant resources are consumed for plastic tree production?