Tesco is giving away hundreds of real but slightly wonky Christmas trees for one day only, this weekend. Each one is billed ...

The 'wonky' Christmas trees would not normally be put on sale, due to their imperfections such as unevenly spaced branches or ...

Tesco appears to have changed the name of its Christmas trees to 'evergreen trees'. The supermarket giant is selling the 6.5ft 'Luxury Evergreen Tree' at £60 on its website and in-store. The move has ...

Tesco will give away free “wonky” Christmas trees at selected stores, including Borehamwood Extra, from 10am on December 6 as part of its festive charity campaign.

SCOTTISH shoppers can bag a FREE Christmas tree from a major supermarket for one day only this weekend. In a few days, Tesco will be giving away hundreds of real trees to customers across the UK.

Tesco is giving away hundreds of wonky Christmas trees this year to encourage customers to celebrate the “imperfect side of the festive season”.

A MAJOR supermarket chain is giving away hundreds of Christmas trees for free today. A real Christmas tree will usually set ...

This is misleading. The retailer describes at least one of its trees as “evergreen”, but it continues to sell other artificial trees labelled as Christmas trees on its website. Recent social media ...

A TESCO shopper shared the seven-foot tree she nabbed from the supermarket ahead of the festive season. The Clubcard holder was sceptical at first but revealed she is “pretty chuffed” with the deal.

There's just two weeks until December and we can already hear the sleigh bells ringing. That means, for some households, it's time to think about decorating. As we all know, the staple of any ...

Shoppers first called out Tesco's confusing Christmas branding in November, when a Christmas-tree shaped cake was sold as a ...

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