Experts say weather conditions have affected crop production.
Those who want a real Christmas tree are being urged to order them as soon as possible due to shortages.
The heatwave led many trees to shed leaves early this year in what some commentators described as a ‘false autumn’. GardeningExpress founder Chris Bonnett has said those who don't act fast could end up without a tree this Christmas, reports Wales Online. Top Trending Stories Today "No doubt there will be a higher ratio of lower grade trees in their this year. Most people order up their Christmas tree at the end of November and start of December and give it precious little thought before then.
Evergreen Christmas trees stopped growing due to the heat stress and many plantations that couldn’t irrigate experienced significant losses of growing stock.
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