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Where to buy a Christmas tree online in Australia

You can't celebrate the holidays without a Christmas tree. Here's where to buy one online.

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A Christmas celebration is not complete without a beautiful tree. Whether you prefer something traditional or opt for one that's a little more unique, we're here to help.

Keep on scrolling to see exactly where you can get your hands on a beautiful Christmas tree. We've also included ones that offer free shipping options.

You can also check out our buying guides on Christmas gifts, decorations, cards, and wrapping paper.

Where to buy Christmas tree online

Amazon

Amazon

Amazon's massive online marketplace means you can find just about anything you'll ever need for the upcoming holiday season.

  • Free shipping and returns on millions of items for Amazon Prime members
  • Zip is available
  • Trusted online marketplace
Go to Amazon

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The Christmas Warehouse

The Christmas Warehouse

The Christmas Warehouse is Australia's largest holiday-themed store, providing you with everything you need to have a marvellous celebration.

  • Australia-wide delivery
  • Zip is available
  • Click and collect is available (NSW only)
Go to The Christmas Warehouse
David Jones

David Jones

David Jones is a one-stop shop during the Christmas period, whether you're looking for gifts, trees, decorations, wrapping paper and more.

  • Free delivery on orders over $50
  • Free click and collect on all orders
  • Afterpay is available
Go to David Jones

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Myer

Myer

Myer is one of Australia's favourite department stores, supplying you with anything you could potentially need for the holiday season.

  • Free delivery on orders over $49
  • Afterpay is available
  • Click and collect is available
Go to Myer

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Catch

Catch

Shopping on a budget? If you want to buy an affordable Christmas tree, this is the place to shop.

  • Free shipping when you sign up for a Club Catch annual subscription
  • Try out Club Catch for free for 30 days
  • Afterpay, Zip and Latitude Pay are available
Go to Catch

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eBay

eBay

Looking to decorate your home and get in the festive spirit? Check out eBay's range of Christmas trees.

  • Free delivery and returns on millions of items when you sign up to eBay Plus
  • Trusted online marketplace
  • Afterpay is available
Go to eBay

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Spotlight

Spotlight

Whether it's for your home or for your office, Spotlight can provide you with a beautiful and festive Christmas tree.

  • Join the VIP Club and get exclusive discounts
  • Afterpay and Zip are available
  • Gift cards available
Go to Spotlight

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Kogan

Kogan

With over 10 million items, it's hard to resist the huge variety of Christmas products available at Kogan.

  • Free shipping on eligible items with a Kogan First membership
  • Fast dispatch available on most products
  • Afterpay is available
Go to Kogan

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OZSALE

OZSALE

If you love taking advantage of discounts, especially during Christmas, you need to start shopping at Ozsale.

  • Free delivery on eligible products
  • Subscribe to the newsletter and be the first to hear about new products
  • Afterpay and Humm are available
Go to OZSALE

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Target Australia

Target Australia

Target is one of Australia's favourite affordable department stores, providing you and your family with cheaper alternatives to Christmas necessities.

  • Free shipping on orders over $45
  • Free click and collect on orders over $20
  • Free 60-day returns
Go to Target Australia

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Which of these retailers offer free delivery?

  • Amazon: Free delivery on millions of eligible items with an Amazon Prime membership
  • David Jones: Free shipping on orders over $50
  • Myer: Free shipping on orders over $49
  • Catch: Free shipping on orders over $45
  • eBay: Free delivery on millions of eligible items with an eBay Plus membership
  • Kogan: Free delivery on eligible items
  • OZSALE: Free on eligible items over $100
  • Target Australia: Free shipping on orders over $45

When to put up your Christmas tree?

Traditionally, Christmas trees would go up on Christmas Eve and it was considered bad luck to put it up any earlier than that. This practice is no longer common, as people prefer to get into the festive spirit a lot earlier – and they're also time poor.

If you're really excited, we imagine you prefer to put up your Christmas tree as soon as Halloween is over and 1 November hits.

Alternatively, 1 December is also a common date to put up your Christmas tree.

When to take down your Christmas tree?

Again, there's no set rules or regulations.

Generally, people tend to take down their Christmas tree sometime in early January, particularly once the New Year festivities are over. This is common in Australia, as some people like to go away for holidays after Christmas Day and don't have the time to immediately take down their tree.

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