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Hong Kong Christmas trees sell out. That is the whole briefing. Whether you want a scented Noble Fir delivered and later recycled, a Saturday at a Sai Kung or Ma On Shan nursery with the kids, or an IKEA artificial tree that lives in the storeroom eleven months of the year, lock it in early. This 2026 guide covers real and fake trees, doorstep setup, and the nurseries that still make choosing one feel like a family outing. Browse the list, measure ceiling height and lift size first, then order before the good grades disappear. For more festive home ideas, keep an eye on Little Steps’ home and décor shop guides as November gets busy.
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Where can I buy a Christmas tree in Hong Kong?
Order online with delivery, or pick one at a nursery. Families use XmasTreeOnline, Gift Flowers, Sophie’s in Ma On Shan, Chun Hing Garden, Anglo Chinese Florist in Central, P&F Garden in Pokfulam, Sai Kung nurseries, IKEA, and the Mongkok Flower Market. Compare options in this Hong Kong Christmas trees guide.
When should I order a real Christmas tree?
Book as soon as early-bird lists open, usually by October. Trees sell out. Deliveries often start in late November. If you want kids to choose in person, reserve first, then visit the nursery when stock arrives.
How much does a real tree cost in Hong Kong?
Premium imported firs often start around HK$1,500 to HK$1,900, with IKEA’s smaller real trees sometimes under HK$1,000. Height, species, and setup change the price. Ask what the stand, delivery, and removal include.
Can I get delivery, setup, and recycling?
Yes. Several sellers deliver, set up the tree, then collect it after the holidays for recycling at EcoPark or a Community Green Station. Confirm pickup dates when you order so you are not left with a dry tree in a small flat.
Where can we pick a tree with the kids?
Make a day of it at Sophie’s in Ma On Shan, P&F Garden near Pokfulam, Sai Kung nurseries, or the Flower Market in Mongkok. Wear clothes that can get sap on them, measure ceiling height first, and choose a tree you can actually carry home.
XmasTreeOnline is the least stressful real-tree route for families who do not want to wrestle a fir into a taxi. Order Douglas, Noble, or Nordmann firs online, then add delivery, professional setup, and later removal and recycling. Accessories — stands, skirts, lights, ornaments — sit in the same checkout. Trees typically start arriving around late November. Early-bird codes change each autumn, so check the site rather than recycling last year’s discount. Measure the room and the building lift before you fall for a nine-foot Noble. A trusted choice when the brief is “make it smell like Christmas and then take it away.”
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XmasTreeOnline, Hong Kong (Citywide Delivery), https://xmastree.online/ Order Online; Deliveries Typically Late November Into Early December; Confirm 2026 Early-Bird Dates On Site
Gift Flowers is a reliable online pick for Noble Firs, from compact tabletop trees to eight- or nine-foot living-room statements. Free delivery is built into the tree price; recycling pickup is usually an add-on. Décor sets help if you want the tree to arrive looking finished. Deliveries generally begin in the last week of November. Order the height that fits under your lights, not the warehouse photo. A clean option for busy households that want a proper fir without a nursery trip.
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Gift Flowers HK, Unit 2403, 24/F, Tsuen Wan Industrial Centre, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong, +852 2730 0885, [email protected], https://giftflowers.com.hk/en/christmas-trees
Sophie’s is the family outing version of tree shopping. Douglas, Noble, and Fraser firs come in from Portland, Oregon. Order ahead on Sophie’s, then visit the Ma On Shan nursery to pick the actual tree when stock lands. Setup, stands, wreaths, and poinsettias can ride along. After you choose, Ma On Shan Country Park is right there for a walk or picnic. Book the visit window as soon as they announce arrival dates — the good shapes go first.
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Sophie's Christmas Trees, 42E, Ha Pun Shan, Ma On Shan Road, Ma On Shan, New Territories, Hong Kong +852 2649 6280, www.sophieshk.com.
Chun Hing Garden has supplied Hong Kong families for decades, with Noble and Douglas firs from U.S. plantations in everyday sizes and rare extra-tall trees. Wreaths, garlands, poinsettias, delivery, and setup are all available via Chun Hing. Each tree typically includes a stand and arrives pre-set. Ask them to collect it afterwards for EcoPark recycling. Citywide delivery usually opens in late November. WhatsApp is the fastest way to check lift access and 2026 pricing.
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Chun Hing Garden, Order Online!, +852 2572 6430 (Whatsapp), [email protected], www.chunhinggarden.com
Anglo Chinese Florist was the first to bring Christmas trees into Hong Kong and still imports Oregon Noble, Douglas, and Nordmann firs from about two feet to over 10. Many real trees include a free stand already fitted. The Lyndhurst Terrace shop turns into a full Christmas room for ornaments, wreaths, and artificial trees. Order by website or WhatsApp on +852 6238 8823. Flexible delivery and recycling-minded disposal sit alongside parent-and-kid flower workshops if you want the afternoon, not only the box.
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Anglo Chinese Florist, G/F, 24 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, +852 2921 2986, WhatsApp order +852 6488 1268, [email protected], https://www.anglochinese.com/
P&F Garden is the Pok Fu Lam tradition: email P&F for the order form, wait for the shipment, then take the kids to choose a Noble Fir in person. Sizes run from a three-foot tabletop tree up to something that can fill a family room. Poinsettias and other holiday plants sit beside the firs, so you can finish the porch in one stop. Wear shoes that can handle soil, and measure the car before you fall in love with a wide tree.
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P&F Garden, 50 Shui Choi Tin Village, Victoria Road, Hong Kong (Near Cyberport), +852 2812 0209, [email protected], https://www.pnfgarden.hk/en
Wah King Garden Arts is the Sai Kung recommendation many gardeners still give: a yard that fills with hundreds of trees by late November, plus festive extras. They also trade in the Flower Market, Sheung Shui, and Prince Edward. Order early through Wah King; volume does not mean the nicest shapes last until mid-December. If you have bought from the Sai Kung branch before, use that branch contact. Combine a tree run with a Sai Kung lunch, and you have a December Saturday sorted.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
Wah King Garden Arts, DD217, Lot 907, Tai Chung Hau Road, Sai Kung, Hong Kong, https://www.wahking-garden.com/ Sai Kung And Other Branches Including Flower Market; +852 6315 6718; Sai Kung WhatsApp +852 4643 4730
IKEA is the practical family answer: real Scandinavian firs in modest sizes at prices that do not sting, plus artificial VINTERFINT trees you can store flat and reuse. Real stock is limited and timed; artificial trees and decorations sit on the floor longer. Order in store or on IKEA Hong Kong and add delivery if the box will not fit the MTR. Artificial versions often use a high share of recycled plastic. Measure height twice. A 210 cm tree plus a stand plus a star is taller than you think.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
IKEA, a variety of locations in Hong Kong, www.ikea.com.hk
The Flower Market is the Saturday adventure: walk the stalls for real and artificial trees, poinsettias, lights, and holiday plants, then take younger kids next door to the bird market. Brighten and Wah King are regular festive stops. You will need a plan for getting the tree home. Go early on a weekday if you hate crowds; go at the weekend if you want the kids to feel the season. Ask the variety name before you pay. Noble and Douglas are not the same tree. Start with Little Steps’ Christmas trees guide so you know what size you came for.
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Flower Market, Flower Market Road, Mong Kok / Prince Edward, Hong Kong
A longtime favorite, Anglo Chinese Florist imports high-quality Douglas and Noble firs from the USA ranging from 2 to 10 feet in size. Place orders online or at the store, and pick up a Poinsettia, centerpieces, or mini handmade tree or two while you're at it (they have a whole Christmas section on the website)! Prices start at HK$1300 to $3,400, and they also offer delivery and removal of your tree. Early bird discounts are on now! Click here!
Anglo Chinese Florist, 24 Lyndhurst Terrace, Central, Hong Kong, +852 6238 8823 (WhatsApp), www.anglochinese.com
D’Silva Creations is for households that want the tree to arrive dressed. Six-foot artificial trees come in set themes — ribbons, beads, LED lights, star — with delivery included on typical packages via D’Silva. They also build oversized trees for lobbies. Prices sit at the premium end because you are buying styling time. Measure doorways. A fully dressed tree does not squeeze through the same gap as a boxed kit.
Why Little Steps Loves It?
D’Silva Creations, Hong Kong, http://www.dasilvacreations.com/ By Order; +852 2520 6333; [email protected]
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