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The Christmas tree market in Limoges

Publication date 18/12/1976 From €100.00

Fir trees

In Limoges, it’s time to choose your tree. Micropavement of several people on their buying habits and decoration of "Christmas tree".

Christmas trees for sale in Avignon

Publication date 20/12/1968 From €100.00

Fir trees

Sellers of Christmas trees settled at the foot of the ramparts of the city of the Popes. The choice is vast, with varieties coming from the Vosges or the Nièvre.

Buying a Christmas tree while remaining green

Publication date 27/12/1971 From €100.00

Fir trees

A solution to keep a tree alive: buying "in clods". This allows the "Christmas tree" to be kept in pot, or replanted in a garden after the holidays...

Christmas trees for sale in Paris

Publication date 19/12/1960 From €100.00

Fir trees

At the flower market of the City, in Paris, saleswomen give advice on the choice of "the Christmas tree"...

Choosing the right tree: the guarantee of a successful Christmas

Publication date 01/12/2017 From €100.00

Fir trees

The tree sets the Christmas atmosphere in the house. We attach ourselves to it by tradition and to please young and old alike. The moment of choice has arrived... How not to be mistaken?

The itinerary of a fir tree

Publication date 23/12/1965 From €100.00

Fir trees

A producer of Auvergne fir trees explains how a fir tree grows and talks about the profitability of its activity.

The expectations of Christmas customers, according to a producer of Vosges fir trees

Publication date 10/12/2003 From €100.00

Fir trees

Jean-Pierre Zimmerman, producer of fir trees, presents the different species of fir trees, and evokes a future shortage due to climatic disturbances...

Opération recyclage de sapins à Montpellier

Publication date 08/01/2000 From €100.00

Fir trees

For 5 years, the city of Montpellier has been encouraging residents to bring Christmas trees to the Grammont composting centre. Last year, 1,000 fir trees were brought back, but this represents only 5% of the fir trees used during the holidays.