All Christmas Trees now Half Price!

Our popular Christmas trees are on sale once again this year, and will be available to buy outside our Bluebell Cafe throughout the holiday season.

Why not join us for a coffee and a mince pie and pick up your Christmas tree at the same time, whilst supporting our work empowering people with learning disabilities and on the autism spectrum.

See below for more information on dates, times and prices.

Christmas Trees on Sale from:

Saturday 27 November - Thursday 23 December 2021

Opening times: Monday to Saturday - 10am – 4pm; Sunday - 11am-3pm

The Bluebell Cafe, Cornford Lane, Pembury TN2 4QU

Prices - all trees now half price!:

4 ft - £30.00 - now £15.00

5 ft - £40.00 - now £20.00

6 ft - £48.00 - now £24.00

7 ft - £55.00 - now £27.50

8 ft - £70.00 - now £35.00

Recycle your Christmas tree with Aspens!

Bring your used tree back to us and we’ll use it to create a ‘dead hedge’, an environmentally friendly barrier which will provide shelter for new plants and wildlife.

Ask our staff for more details.

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