Where to Find the Best Christmas Tree Farms in Perth

The countdown until Christmas Day is well and truly underway. If you haven’t put up your Christmas tree just yet, or you’re looking to give your festive setup an upgrade, there’s no better time than the present to shop for a living tree! Perth has some beautiful pines that will spruce up your space and get your family into the Christmas spirit.

Not sure where to source your perfect living Christmas tree? We’ve rounded up some of the best Christmas tree farms in Perth to find fresh, fragrant pines that will make your home feel magical this holiday season.

Perth Christmas Trees

It’s all in the name at Perth Christmas Trees. This family-run business originally began selling Christmas trees at the Mt Claremont market in 2009, and since then, has grown to sell its beautiful pines at numerous markets across the city in the leadup to Christmas. With a goal of growing fresher pines that last longer and longer each year, the Perth Christmas Trees team ensures quality every single year come December.

People often wait before the markets open to secure their trees, so be sure to get in quickly!

South Fremantle Market – 1st, 8th and 15th December

Mt Claremont John XXIII College Market – 7th, 8th, 14th, 15th and 21st December

Freshwater Bay Primary School – 7th and 14th December

Wilbury’s Traditional Christmas Trees

Located just 25 minutes from Perth’s CBD, Wilbury’s Traditional Christmas Trees bring a welcome breath of fresh air—or should we say pine—to your home. These 5’7 trees are the perfect size: not so large that they overwhelm your living space, but not so small that they look out of place in the corner. Once adorned with baubles, decorations, and tinsel galore, these beautiful trees will brighten your home in the lead-up to Christmas Day.

Can’t pick up your tree? Courier delivery is available—just call to enquire before placing your order!

8350 West Swan Road, Henley Brook

Christmas Trees of Hammond Park

Christmas Trees of Hammond Park is one of the best Christmas tree farms in Perth, and for good reason. Here, you’ll be able to hand pick your perfect tree and bring it back home with you, where’ll you’ll be able to decorate it to your heart’s content! Christmas Trees of Hammons Park will set up at numerous farmers markets in the lead up to Christmas day with pre-cut trees, and will also open the farm for tree reservations until the 15th of December (unless sold out prior).

331 Wattleup Road, Wattleup

Wattleup Xmas Trees

Wattleup Xmas Trees is a proudly family-owned and operated Christmas tree farm in Perth – and it’s one of the best. Known for its beautifully shaped and fragrant pines, this farm offers a magical experience for the whole family. Their team ensures your tree is prepped and ready for easy transport home, so all that’s left is to decorate and enjoy the Christmas cheer!

202 Dalison Avenue, Wattleup

Ellenby Tree Farm

This Christmas tree farm doesn’t just specialise in pines. In fact, Ellenby Tree Farm cultivates and grows a wide range of stunning specimens, including native Australian trees, evergreens, and more. Trust us, the pines here are just as gorgeous as the rest of the collection. Their Pinus Radiata feature soft, non-prickly needles, making them perfect for families—especially if you have pets!

14 Stoney Road, Gnangara

Tom’s Real Pine Christmas Trees

Tom’s Real Pine Christmas Trees has been a trusted name for fresh, high-quality Christmas trees in Perth for years. Tom’s offers an incredible selection of hand-picked pines to suit all homes and styles, freshly cut to ensure it stays lush and green throughout the holiday season.

Pickup available in Wannanup, Carine and Bunbury

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Writer

Alyssa Forato

4 December 2024

Alyssa is based in Melbourne. After completing a Bachelor in Professional Communications (Journalism) at RMIT in 2023, she transitioned from marketing to journalism, channelling her love of storytelling into content spanning food and drink, culture and travel and lifestyle. Her work has also been featured in Harper’s BAZAAR Australia, Mamamia!, Fashion Journal, Broadsheet, and est living. When she’s not tracking the latest happenings around Melbourne, you’ll find her scouring Depop for a bargain or breaking a sweat at a Pilates class.