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• Keep the tree outside until you are ready to put it up.

• Make sure you cut at least an inch off the bottom of the trunk so that the tree can drink plenty of water.

• Water the tree every day so make sure your tree stand has plenty of room to hold at least a pint of water.

• Do not put your tree near to a radiator or a fire as it will probably be bald by the time Christmas day arrives!

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