Christmas tree in Jette

From the townhouses of Le Miroir to the widely spaced blocks of Le Heymbosch, Vert Sapin delivers your Christmas tree free of charge to every address in Jette. The railway line cuts the municipality in two. In the south, along the roads linking the old village church of Saint-Pierre to Le Miroir, mansion houses stand alongside workers’ houses. According to IBSA, the greener north kept its rural character until after the Second World War.

From terraced house to block of flats: delivery in Jette

Here, according to IBSA, more than two residential buildings in three are terraced houses, a higher share than across the Region: it is on the doorstep of these houses that the driver hands you your tree, in its net. The same goes at the foot of the tall modernist blocks of the 1960s in the north, or in Esseghem, the most densely populated part of the municipality according to IBSA: to see it standing in your Jette living room, ask our home service for a quote. Just beyond the regional boundary, in Wemmel as in Asse, delivery is still free.

For lovers of the Dieleghem woods

According to Brussels Environment, the north of the municipality belongs to the only Natura 2000 area in the north-west of the Region. In the Molenbeek valley, Parc Roi Baudouin links the Laerbeek wood, the Poelbos and the Dieleghem wood. If you love these woodlands, take the Norway spruce: of our two trees, it alone scents the room. The Nordmann fir, the most popular, has needles that don’t prickle and last 4 to 5 weeks, with a more discreet scent than the spruce.

In a townhouse in Le Miroir as in a flat in Le Heymbosch, first measure from floor to ceiling: at 2.50 m, our recommendation is a tree standing 175 to 200 cm; if the ceiling doesn’t reach 2.40 m, go down a size. To choose it with your own eyes, you’ll have to leave Jette for Etterbeek: the closer of our two stalls is on Place Saint-Antoine, where your tree is wrapped on the spot.