Win a gift tree of your choice from The Present Tree

Giveaways

Welcome to a new giveaway – and it’s such a lovely one!

Two lucky winners will be able to select a beautiful gift tree of their choice from The Present Tree, which will be gift-wrapped and delivered to their chosen address, ready to be planted in the garden.

bay gift tree from the present tree

The Present Tree sells a range of small trees as gifts.  All of their trees are grown organically, and nurtured by hand in The Present Tree’s gardens in Northern Ireland.  When you place an order, your chosen tree is freshly selected and gift wrapped in a pretty organza bag and protective tube.  Wouldn’t they make a fantastic gift for someone who loves their garden?

Full care instructions are included with each tree, plus the story behind your chosen variety’s symbolic meaning.

camellia gift tree from the present tree

While browsing their range, I’ve learned that my bay tree symbolises courage and strength, and my camellia symbolises love and devotion.  Who knew?!  I think it’s lovely that you can choose a tree that symbolises the particular message you’d like to convey; it makes your gift so much more personal and thoughtful.

hawthorn gift tree from the present tree

Each tree will grow indoors in it’s organic pot for a few weeks, and can then be moved to a sheltered spot outdoors or planted in the garden.  The website also has a handy guide to the eventual size of each tree variety, so you can make sure you choose the best one for the recipient’s garden.

You can check out the full range of trees available at The Present Tree here.  Which one would you like to receive?  I’d love a Silver Birch in my garden, so I think I need to drop some big hints!

Win a gift tree of your choice from The Present Tree

I’m giving away two prizes, each comprising a gift tree of your choice worth up to £45 from The Present Tree range.  To enter, just follow the instructions in the Rafflecopter widget below.  Good luck!

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GIVEAWAY CLOSES: 4th JUNE 2017 11:59PM

UK ENTRIES ONLY

FULL T&C’s IN THE RAFFLECOPTER ABOVE

The Present Tree are providing two trees for prize purposes.

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Catherine is a gardener, plant lover, writer, and award winning author of children’s nature books. Her blog is a Vuelio Top 5 gardening blog and her work has been featured in many online and print publications including Grow Your Own Magazine, House Beautiful, Daily Mail, Tesco Magazine, Suttons, Thompson & Morgan, and many more. She is also a member of the Garden Media Guild.

156 Comments

  12. The cherry tree would be fantastic, I do have a plan in mind but won’t turn this into a sob story so thanks for the chance to win a wonderful gift

  25. I like the Cherry, though favourite is the Entwined Pear. Great ideas for gifts etc.

  32. I love the Wild Rose…plus with everyone moving about so much these days – it’s one of the easiest to plant up so you can take it with you.

  33. The Tea Tree, as it symbolises peace and serenity, plus I will be able to make my own delicious tea

  35. I t would have to be the cherry for me such beautiful blossom and first sign of spring

  44. Love the wild rose and the camellia I have a huge cherry tree it’s just finished blossoming they are lovely.

  45. My friend grows olive trees in her garden here in Cornwall and it does very well in this climate so i would choose one too and give it a go in my garden.

  46. What a beautiful idea for a thoughtful gift.
    I love trees, so picking my favourite was hard! We’re moving house soon, and I’d really like a Rowan tree in whatever outdoor space we end up with- I love the sight of the red berries against the foliage and my son is called Rohan (pronounced like the tree just spelt differently- long story) so that’s a nice personal link too.

    Many thanks x

  48. The CAMELLIA perfect as my wedding anniversary is coming up, is my favourite it looks so pretty.

  53. I’m torn between a camellia because their flowers are so beautiful in spring and an apple tree so I cannot make delicious pies in autumn!

  55. After viewing all of the beautiful trees that you’re offering I’d have to say it would be the Truffle Tree. The reason for it’s selection is our neighbours have helped us out tremendously and I’d give them it as a thank you present for what the plant represents.

  64. I really like the Grape vine tree as it Symbolises
    Faith and Kindness
    what a lovely idea and def something Ill be looking at for my friends bday presents!

  70. Ooooh that was a hard decision, but the Truffle Tree is different and I’ve not heard of one before, so that’s my favourite,

  71. Would love a twisted pear tree in memory of my Dad who we lost to cancer last month

  81. It is so difficult to choose! I’d love them all, but my first pick would be the Camellia.

  83. A bay tree because I use bay leaves from the supermarket but harvesting fresh seems like a wonderful idea!

  84. I love them all and it is very difficult to choose…. but I would love to have a pear tree so would go with entwined pear.

  91. What a great idea! I love the look of the Myrtle, never seen one of these in agarden and the added bonus of fruits puts it top of my list

  98. Our garden would feel complete with a tree, I adore them all. I have a patio Apple Tree but would love to grow a tree that grows wit my family and gives the garden character. My children would love a bird house as we do as much as we can to encourage wildlife. I love the Olive Tree and have always wanted one but the Entwined Pear seems truly wonderful, it would give my garden more of that Secret Garden feel. x Good luck everyone

  106. a silver birch for my parents, they always point it out when we go round national trust places :D

  108. Great ideas – would love a grape vine, just to see if I could produce some grapes

  128. It is such a hard choice. I initially thought cherry tree, since I lived (and met my husband in) Japan and really want one. But I think I’d go with the tea tree. We drink so much tea, and it would be amazing to make my own.

  132. I love the entwined pear tree the best, hard to choose tbh, they’re all lovely

  133. I love the look of the silver birch – I have always wanted one of these!

  134. I would love a Grapevine to grow up the back wall of our house. We grow lots of fruit and veg and this addition would be attractive as well as fruitful, thanks

  135. Love them all but after a lot of pondering it would have to be the Camellia

  146. I would really love the Rowan because its very close to my son’s name RONAN.

  149. I would choose the Silver Birch – beautiful & delicate foliage & silvery bark

  152. I’d like a bay tree as it would be useful for cooking as well as nice to look at

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