TREGAMINION & BRUGGAN FARMS
Lizard Peninsula, Cornwall
THANK YOU so much to everyone who visited us in November/December 2023.
We can't wait to catch up with you again in 2024!
With all best wishes for the year ahead,
James, Roger, Sarah and Karen
Walk through our Christmas tree forest, filled with decorations and festive joy, and pick out your perfect tree. Once you've chosen your tree, we'll wrap it in our plant-based, compostable netting ready for you to take home.
RESERVATIONS WILL REOPEN ON 1ST NOVEMBER 2024.
Pay a £5 deposit and choose your size and collection date out online shop. Then you can rest easy knowing your tree is waiting for you regardless of how close to Christmas you choose to collect it. Hooray for peace of mind!
OPENING TIMES
OPENING TIMES FOR 2024 :
10am-4pm
Friday/Saturday/Sunday 29th/30th November/ 1st December
Friday/Saturday/Sunday 8th/9th/10th
Friday/Saturday/Sunday 15th/16th/17th
Friday 22nd December
COLLECTION OF RESERVED TREES ONLY
PRICES
Prices may vary depending on the quality and shape of each tree, but as a general guide:
Under 4.5' £25
4.5-5.5' £35
5.5'-6.5' £40
6.5-7.5' £50
7.5-8.5' £60
We have a limited number of home-grown display trees (wider and bushier and perfect for large displays/hotel atriums etc.) as well as taller trees. These are pre-order only. Contact us for prices and availability
VARIETIES
We grow a range of different varieties, including:
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Nordman fir (most popular, 'non-drop)
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Norway spruce (more traditional, good if you are looking for a larger tree as the branches are fuller and less brittle)
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Blue spruce (also 'non-drop', but with a beautiful blue hue to the needles) SOLD OUT FOR 2024
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Fraser fir (lovely scent and more textured growth)- SOLD OUT FOR 2024
VILLAGE TREES
We are unfortunately running very low on village-sized trees. We will continue to provide trees for our local villages, but are unable to sell any further afield, We hope to be back in 2025/6!!
FIND US
Our selling field entrance is opposite Fat Apples Cafe. Search 'tregaminion farm Christmas trees' on google maps.