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Balsam Fir

Balsam Fir

Regular price $59.99
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A true symbol of Christmas in Quebec, the natural Balsam Fir Christmas tree remains one of the province’s most beloved holiday traditions. With its deep green foliage, branches covered in soft needles, and unmistakable forest fragrance, it brings the magic of Christmas into your home.

Grown in Quebec, our Balsam Fir Christmas trees are carefully selected for their freshness, natural beauty, and wonderful fragrance. A timeless favourite for celebrating the holidays with family.

Order your Balsam Fir Christmas tree online and enjoy our Christmas tree delivery service in Montreal and the Greater Montreal area, or visit us at Jean-Talon Market.

Photo for illustrative purposes only. Every Christmas tree is natural and unique. Shape, fullness, and colour may vary slightly.

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What to know

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Voir les équivalences en centimètres

  • 4 to 5 feet → 120 to 150 cm
  • 5 to 6 feet → 150 to 180 cm
  • 6 to 7 feet → 180 to 210 cm
  • 7 to 8 feet → 210 to 240 cm
  • 8 to 9 feet → 240 to 275 cm
  • 9 to 10 feet → 275 to 305 cm

How do I set up my Christmas tree?

Proper installation is essential to keeping your Christmas tree fresh throughout the holiday season.

All our trees are delivered with a fresh cut at the base of the trunk. We recommend placing your tree in its stand and adding water as soon as possible after delivery.

If you plan to wait several hours before setting it up, it's best to trim approximately 1–2 cm (½ inch) from the base of the trunk before placing it in water.

Make sure your tree stand is sturdy, suitable for your tree's size, and large enough to hold an adequate supply of water. For larger trees, we recommend having two people handle the installation.

How do I care for my Christmas tree?

A natural Christmas tree requires very little maintenance. The secret to keeping it beautiful and fresh into January? Water, plain and simple!

The first few days are especially important. Your tree may absorb a significant amount of water, particularly during the first 48–72 hours. Check the water level regularly and make sure the base of the trunk always remains submerged.

Keep your tree away from radiators, fireplaces, and other heat sources. A cooler environment will help preserve its freshness and minimize needle loss.

A tip from Michel: set a daily reminder on your phone to check the water level. Your tree will thank you!

How do I dispose of my Christmas tree after the holidays?

After the holidays, your natural Christmas tree can have a second life through recycling and organic waste recovery programs.

In Montreal and many surrounding municipalities, special Christmas tree collections are typically organized in January.

Check your borough's or municipality's collection schedule for the exact dates and disposal guidelines.

Before placing your tree outside, remove all ornaments, lights, garlands, and the tree stand. This allows your tree to be collected and responsibly recycled.