The festive season is just around the corner, and aside from looking forward to all that gifting and feasting, why not add some seasonal cheer to your home with a beautiful Christmas tree? Check out these places for finding live and artificial trees of all kinds.
As fresh as it gets!
Love the smell of fresh pine? Here are some spots where you can pick up a live Christmas tree.
Thomson Nurseries
Parallel to Thomson Road, near the Polo Club, you’ll find half a dozen or more handy garden centres in a row. Head over and nose around for the best deal on trees, as well as wreaths, poinsettias and more. Between Andrew Road and Olive Road.
Far East Flora
Pick from a wide selection of tree heights, from four to 12 feet; costs range from $128 to $953. Prices include a stand, and delivery. They also stock wreaths and other fun festive plant options. Trees will be available from late November, but do call ahead to pre-order, and visit the website for locations. fareastflora.com | 6251 2323
Sing See Soon
Ranging from two to 12 feet, the fresh noble fir Christmas trees at Sing See Soon start from $65. After the festive season is over, they’ll help you dispose of your tree for an additional $30. While you’re there, get your hands on other Christmas-themed plants such as poinsettias, mistletoe and holly. singseesoon.com | 6285 2777
Candy Floriculture
Imported from Oregon in the USA, pick up one of their fresh trees from mid November. Delivery charges range from $30 to $50. 567 | Thomson Road | 6256 6788
Prince’s Landscape and Construction
Choose to collect your Christmas tree or take advantage of the free delivery service – useful if you’re opting for a giant perennial! Prices start at $170 and trees range from four to 20 feet. Too busy for baubles? Snap up a professional decoration package (for your tree or party venue), and you can also opt for free setup and disposal services. 53 Sungei Tengah Road | 6763 7000
Fake but fab!
No need to worry about sweeping up pine needles or branches with an artificial Christmas tree. These handy numbers are easy to stow away and can be set up for many Christmases to come!
IKEA
IKEA fans can purchase the store’s synthetic Fejka range of trees, measuring from 1.6 metres to two metres, and priced from $40. Visit the website for store locations and more stylish décor for the festive season ahead. ikea.com/sg
Vanda Win
Here you’ll find a range of trees from five to 12 feet, and costing between $150 and $1,500. No time to decorate? Order a fully decorated tree in your preferred choice of design and style (from $450 for a five-footer). The store also carries a wide selection of Christmas décor such as reindeer, snowman figurines and wreaths. 11 Tanjong Katong Road, #03-25/26/27 OneKM Shopping Mall | 6296 7682
Cold Storage
Artificial trees are now available in store at Cold Storage, along with plenty of food and ingredients for your Christmas feast. Visit coldstorage.com.sg for more information and locations.
Masons Home Decor
Pick up a Christmas tree for your home (from just $29.90 for a five-footer), and while you’re there you can stock up on wreaths, baubles and party supplies. There are also bundle deals that include baubles, LED lights and tree-toppers. Order online or drop by the warehouse. #03-01C, 39A Jalan Pemimpin | 9384 4885 | mason.com.sg/Christmas/
SKP
Find trees as small as 60cm and up to 1.5 metres, and pair them with a wide variety of decorations at SKP. Other Christmas items in store include cards, gift bags, hats, socks and banners. See skp.com.sg for information and locations.
Spotlight
From trees for your tabletop (as small as 34cm) to large varieties for your living room centrepiece, Spotlight is the place to go. While you’re there, pick up some cute baubles and accessories for the festive season. spotlightstores.com/sg
Lazada
Get your Christmas tree for a great price at lazada.sg. White and green trees range from 1.2 to 2.1 metres, some with lights and decorations already installed. You can also pick up other accessories such as stockings, gift bags and cake moulds.
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This article first appeared in the December 2017 edition of Expat Living. You can purchase a copy or subscribe so you never miss an issue!
