Whether you get your Christmas tree from a local supplier or national supermarket, we have all the information you need.
If you have a Christmas tree shaped hole in your living room: this is your reminder that you need to pop down to the shops and get your pine in time for the 25th.
Christmas isn't the same without a tree. Whether you usually go for a plastic tree but want the aroma of fresh pine to fill your living room this year or you're new to Leeds, it can be overwhelming trying to find a tree that suits your needs.
Size, smell and shape all matter to us when we're choosing the perfect tree, so we've rounded up the best spots you'll find a Christmas tree this December- just make sure you get there before they sell out.
Headingley Greengrocers
North Lane, Headingley | Open from 8.30am
Image: The Hoot Leeds
If you're in the LS6 postcode, you've probably made a trip to the greengrocers at least once. The friendly faces and price-by-weight makes this packaging free store a firm favourite for environmentally conscious locals, students cooking for one and many others. This Christmas you can get your tree whilst picking up your vegetables for the big day.
Choose from one of four different sizes, priced from £20 - £45. There are also plenty of wreaths on offer too, complete with red baubles, pine cones and festive-coloured bows.
If you want a proper Yorkshire Christmas tree, look no further than the locally-grown varieties at Swillington Farm. The small business are proud to offer trees unwrapped for you to choose from, keeping their trees in water from the moment they’re cut keeping them fresh and non drop.
Priced on quality rather than height, prices start at £25 for smaller trees and a 6ft tree generally sits around the £45 mark. You can also get your tree delivered locally for a £5 fee, so even if it won't fit in your car, you don't have to miss out on a big tree.
You won't need directions to find Christmas Tree Corner, you just need to look for the brightest lights in Roundhay. Sat directly on the junction of Street Lane and Roman Avenue, Christmas Tree Corner has a huge selection of traditional trees waiting for you to take them home.
Even if you don't want a tree but you want a good laugh, it's worth popping down. Chances are you'll find someone trying to fit all 14ft of a tree into their cars, or even an 8ft pine into a convertible- the staff have seen it all already this year.
According to Brookleigh Farm, owners Tom and Jenny started the business together in 1998 as a means to diversify the farm and give Tom an opportunity to do a bit of travelling across Africa. Little did they think 22 Christmas’ later they would be supplying the local area with Top Quality Premium Grade Christmas Trees.
There are plenty of varieties to choose from, including: Nordman Fir, Fraser Fir, Traditional Norway Spruce, as well as limited availability of Blue Spruce and Blue Nobles. Although the family-run company serve Menston, Burley in Wharfedale, Ben-Rhydding, Ilkley, Askwith, Otley, Guiseley and surrounding areas, they also offer national delivery.
Outside Myrtle Tavern, Meanwood | Open 12-4pm, Thursday - Sunday
Image: Meanwood Real Christmas Tree Shop
This pop-up is bringing the festive cheer to the suburbs with a range of Normann Fir non needle drop trees with heights from 3ft to a whopping 16ft- and comes with the added option to get out of the cold and can head inside the Myrtle Tavern for a drink once you've chosen your tree. In addition to the Normann Firs, there is also a number of Christmas wreaths made by Parkland Creative, Luxury Wreaths and Handmade Crafts to choose from.
It might be a little less exciting than going out to a real farm to choose your tree, but sometimes practicality and ease is the best way to get your Christmas tree sorted. We imagine you'll come to expect to see Christmas trees in your local Tesco, Morrisons, Asda, Aldi, Waitrose and Wilko, but the availability will vary depending on location.
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Major plans announced for Leeds Christmas Markets 2026 – food, drinks, stalls and more
Leeds Christmas Markets is returning to the city centre in just two months' time and some major plans and changes have been announced.
Although Pop Princess Zara Larsson might want us to believe "Summer isn't over yet", it's safe to say that the recent downpours we've had across West Yorkshire disagree.
Leeds Christmas Markets are also ringing in the new season with a jam-packed video posted to social media announcing all the current plans and changes for its 2026 schedule.
This year, outdoor events company Thor’s Tipi are stepping up as the all-new operators of this Christmastime spectacular and are organising a celebration where 'even if you’re not from Yorkshire, you’re going to leave being from Yorkshire'.
Leeds Christmas Markets are returning to Leeds City Square from Thursday 19 November with plenty of Yorkshire-centric stalls / Credit: The Hoot Leeds
Although Leeds locals already know that Yorkshire is 'God's Own Country', the Leeds Christmas Markets team are making sure that the county is represented through its food, drinks and wider stalls.
In a video uploaded to its social accounts, foodie expert and Little Bao Boy Founder James 'Jimmy Chews' Ooi was given the honour of revealing all these exciting plans.
Informing everyone that "You best come hungry", Ooi noted that some of the phenomenal vendors taking part include La Grassa and The Savvy Baker.
Real Markets Yorkshire and Stump Cross Caverns are also getting into the Christmas spirit and setting up their own stalls at Leeds City Square this November.
La Grassa is just one of many familiar foodie faces returning to Leeds Christmas Markets / Credit: The Hoot Leeds
Rated restaurants and bars are contributing to the festive frenzy too, like Cabaret Thursdays at Italian restaurant Bibi's and beer garden destination Green Room are hosting singalongs at Leeds Christmas Markets.
There will be plenty of activities for families happening all around the unofficial capital of West Yorkshire like elf-themed scavenger hunts, various elves on various shelves and lots of live music.
If it wasn't apparent already, in the words of Jimmy Chews himself, there's about to be "So much Christmas that Mariah Carey is going to look like the Grinch".
Leeds Christmas Markets are returning to Leeds City Square from Thursday 19 November and there will be plenty of exciting announcements to the upcoming celebrations ahead of the big day.
Popular TV channel playing Christmas films 24/7 is now back on air in the UK
Emily Sergeant
Think it's too early for 'C word'? Never mind, you've already clicked on this article.
Sure, we may only be into our second full week of September, but given the fact the weather these past couple of days hasn't exactly screamed summer, it already feels like the festive season is around the corner - but whether or not you think it’s too early to be talking about Christmas, it’ll soon be too tricky to escape from.
Especially not when the famous TV channel showing festive film favourites non-stop is now back on air in the UK.
Yes, you heard that right - Christmas films, 24-hours a day, seven days a week.
If you’re ready to wave goodbye to summer, and in welcome autumn and winter with open arms, then there's arguably no better way of getting into the festive spirit than with the long-awaited and highly-anticipated return of the TV channel that's charmed audiences for over half a decade now.
GREAT! Christmas the UK’s biggest seasonal channel, and it's now live on Sky, Freesat, Freeview and Virgin Media.
You can expect almost four months of back-to-back seasonal movies.
The 24-hour feel-good and free-to-air channel will be bursting with non-stop Christmas spirit, and will be showing a heartwarming lineup of festive films - including some absolute fan-favourite classics that make it to screens every year without fail, alongside some cheesy Hallmark classics, new channel premieres, and so much more.
Viewers will find GREAT! Christmas on Freeview channel 51, Sky 319, Sky (Glass/Stream) 317, Virgin channel 424, and Freely channel 47.