Renting a Christmas tree is becoming more and more popular, here we talk you through the process and help you find a local supplier. <\/p>
Renting a Christmas<\/a> tree has grown in popularity over the last few years, and the trend looks set to continue with consumers’ increasing concerns about their festive waste. The debate over whether buying a real or a fake Christmas tree<\/a> is more sustainable has been going on for a while, but now renting a tree has also been added to the mix.<\/p> The benefits of renting a Christmas tree include:<\/p> Here’s the best Christmas trees to have in your home<\/a><\/p> Here are good alternatives to Christmas trees<\/a><\/p> We chatted to Caleb, from Green Elf Trees, who told us why he and his business partner Matt decided to set up a Christmas tree rental service. ‘We wanted to make a positive impact on a typically wasteful time of year’ he told us.<\/p> At Green Elf Trees, they replant all their rental trees in the wild in the South East of England after collection to continue to grow.<\/p> Here’s our Christmas gift guide for gardening gift ideas<\/a><\/strong><\/p>