Christmas tree in Evere

Lit-up Christmas trees decorated with red and gold baubles, in a living room with a lit fireplace

At a glance

Our stall: Place Saint-Antoine, 1040 Etterbeek. From 27 November to 24 December. Every day, 12:00 to 19:00.
Free delivery to your postcode (1140) from 20 November to 24 December, on the day and in the 3-hour slot you choose.
For Christmas: order by 23 December at the latest.
Our trees: Real Norway spruce and Real Nordmann fir, grown in Belgium, from €54.

From the Moeraske to the E40, on both sides of Boulevard Léopold III, Christmas tree delivery is free throughout Evere. Your festive shopping may well happen around Place de la Paix or Avenue Henri Conscience, two of its three shopping hubs according to the municipality. Your tree, though, doesn’t take the tram: you set its day and time slot in the basket, and it is brought to your door, netted (see our Delivery page).

From Bas-Evere to Haut-Evere: what height of tree?

According to IBSA, two thirds of residential buildings are terraced houses, like the rows of bel-étage houses in Bas-Evere; IBSA also notes a high proportion of flats, up to the large 1960s slab blocks of Haut-Evere. Bel-étage or slab block, measure first: below 2.40 m of ceiling height, take one size smaller; at 2.50 m, our advice is a tree of 175 to 200 cm. In a block of flats, the driver stops at the front entrance; our home service sets it up and decorates it in your home, on quote.

Some hundred kilometres separate Evere from the land where our trees grow. We buy them from a certified organic grower, a Belgian family that has worked this land for three generations. To choose between Nordmann fir and Norway spruce in person: Place Saint-Antoine, in Etterbeek, is home to our nearest stall. Once wrapped, the small sizes fit in a car boot.

After the holidays, with no Recypark in the municipality

Evere has no Recypark and, according to the municipality, its waste depot is no longer open to the public. That leaves the Bruxelles-Propreté collection: on garden waste day, prop the tree against your front wall, without its pot or decorations; only a wooden cross, such as our wooden cross stand, may stay. A large share of the trees then goes to Bruxelles-Compost, says Bruxelles-Propreté. More tips in our article on life after the holidays.

Sources

From the Moeraske to Place de la Paix, all of Evere

We deliver to every neighbourhood: Bas-Evere, Haut-Evere, Quartier de la Paix, Conscience, Paduwa, Saint-Vincent, Germinal and Picardie.

Postcodes served: 1140.

Your nearest stall

Etterbeek
Place Saint-Antoine, 1040 Etterbeek
Every day, 12:00 to 19:00

See all our stalls

Your frequently asked questions

Yes, and free of charge throughout Evere (1140), with no minimum order, from Bas-Evere to Haut-Evere: Quartier de la Paix, Conscience, Paduwa or Boulevard Léopold III. When placing your order, you book the day and time slot yourself; evenings and weekends cost nothing extra. Your tree arrives netted, right to your doorstep; if nobody is in, we come back free of charge.

On your pavement: when Bruxelles-Propreté comes round for garden waste, lean the tree against your front wall. Pot and decorations stay indoors; the wooden cross stand, however, can remain fixed to the trunk. According to Bruxelles-Propreté, a large share of the trees then ends up at Bruxelles-Compost. The municipal waste depot is no longer open to the public, the municipality says; the nearest regional Recypark open to all Brussels residents is the Buda Recypark, Avenue Antoon Van Oss, in Brussels (1120).

Standard delivery stops downstairs, where you receive the tree, in its net, outside the building; in practice, the driver often carries it up, with no guarantee. Worth knowing in Evere, which according to IBSA has a high proportion of flats, from the small apartment buildings of Bas-Evere to the large slab blocks of Haut-Evere. If you want it set up in your home, count on our home service, on quote: setting up, decoration to your taste, then pick-up after the holidays.