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Find your perfect tree, follow the elves and make a little family Christmas magic at Ty Cerrig.
I hope you have all had a very good summer. Can't believe it's nearly Christmas again; this year seems to have flown by!
We have started with the weeding and reclaiming the paths, ready for you all to come and visit again this year.
The Ty Cerrig elves are having their own music "Festive-all" on the elf trail this year, so I am busy helping them find clues ready for our treasure hunters. The post box has had a polish, and the wellies walk is a hive of activity, and a few surprises are taking shape - all we really need now is you!
The booking system is open for 2026. We have changed our openings slightly. Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays will be lovely, low-key rock up anytime kinds of days, and Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays will require an appointment, which will include late-night opening. Up-to-date information will be on our social media pages throughout the season
Yet again, Romily Primary School managed to make the most money back in our school scheme for 2024 -maybe it could be your school's turn this year. Remember, you have to be in it to win it, so don't forget to select your school when booking.
The Francis, Ollie and Oakfield groups were the Olympic gold winners from last year's wellie walk. They have been contacted and will be smiling all the way to the till with their tree vouchers
Can't wait to see you all again this year
Love
Helen aka Big Elf x
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We welcome dogs - Ty Cerrig is the perfect place for a dog walk but as we have a lot of dogs onsite, we ask that they are all kept on their lead at all times and that you pick up the poo and put it in the bins provided - thank you
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We are lucky enough to have our own postal service delivering directly to Santa at the North Pole.
Everyone is welcome to bring their letters and post them; however, if you would like a reply, you will need to include a stamped, addressed envelope and the following information written by an adult: the child's name, age, any siblings, plus any details you think may help Santa with his reply.
Only letters supplied with the envelope and information will receive a reply
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Instead of spending money on advertising our tree sales, we send flyers to the school to circulate amongst their pupils friends family and neighbours - then when you book your appointment to come and buy your tree, you select the name of the school you are supporting from the drop down - or if you choose to call during the week without an appointment, you give your school name to the person who serves you at the till - then in the New Year these points are converted back to cash and sent to your school - If your school doesn't appear on the list please contact us and we will include you
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You now have the option to have your seasonal stash delivered to your door - so go mad and have a great big tree!! Simply enjoy choosing your tree and other festive goodies- take them to the till and we will arrange the rest (Delivery is charged at £3 per google mile from the farm CF5 6TR).
The booking system is open for 2026.
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays will be lovely, low-key rock up anytime kinds of days, and Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays will require an appointment, which will include late-night opening.
There will be a late night option on Thursday and Friday
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Online shopping! Yes we Ty Cerrig elves are up with the times and down with the kids - in our state of the art online shopping section you can buy all our Ty Cerrig trees & treats from the comfort of your own Sofa - you stay in your slippers - we pull on our wellies and do it all for you!
The Nordman Fir is probably the most popular Christmas tree in this country, one of the reasons being that it has a lovely symmetrical shape with strong branches. The needles are shiny, mid green and soft to touch.
Our premium quality Fraser Fir is a pyramid shaped tree with flat, shiny deep green needles. The foliage is dense and soft. The Fraser Fir is generally a narrow tree making it ideal where space is at a premium. Fraser firs are known for their wonderful Christmassy scent.
The Norway Spruce Christmas Tree is widely considered to be the traditional Christmas tree. This premium quality tree has its own unique scent, feel and shape that will remind you of Christmas. The needles are mid to dark green and a bit prickly to touch, but the strong branches make it an ideal tree to decorate.
If you would love to purchase a real Christmas tree, but are unable to transport it back home, we offer a dedicated delivery service across South Wales.
The Reynolds family took over Ty Cerrig Christmas tree farm in 2017. The family background is in Christmas trees and Stephen, with help from his wife Helen and Children Charlie Kate Bill and Fred runs a large wholesale Christmas tree business from the family farm in Beguildy, Mid Wales. The family have been involved in the growing and selling of Christmas trees for over 25 years and enjoyed every minute of it, Christmas is all about family, fun, friends food and treasured memories all centered around your very own Christmas tree, and the family take great pride growing and helping everyone of their customers to select their own person perfect tree. Helen loves the retail outlets, check out her proud mum photos of the squad this year.
As the Children have grown up they have carried their love of trees and Christmas fun with them, Charlie now runs his own Christmas tree Farm in Keele where he has settled and made wonderful friends. Bill, Fred and Kate have stayed true to their welsh roots, Bill delivering the wholesale trees, Fred planting and maintaining the trees and Kate teaching in Barry, all three, with the big elf Helen and all their extended Ty Cerrig family, look forward to welcoming you back to the farm this year to choose from the wide selection of home grown trees plus the freshly supplied selection of trees delivered from the larger Powys Farm this all ensures they have the right tree for everyone.
To get the most out of your Christmas tree this year, follow these guidelines.
It is advisable to let a freshly cut Christmas tree stand for a day or so outside in a bucket of water before taking the tree into the house.
We recommend you treat your Christmas tree like a cut flower, cut 1/2 inch off the trunk (stem) before putting it in water holding stand.
Keep it topped up with water as you will be surprised a just how much it will drink.
Display as far away from a heat source as possible, not next to a radiator or that roaring open fire or wood burner.
Remember, the better watered and cooler you can keep it, the longer it will last.