Frosted Green Christmas Trees

Flocked and frosted finishes across our green Christmas tree range

Choose a flocked tree for a snowy look without any moisture or mess. The textured finish is pre-applied directly to the branch ends. Opt for a style with a light dusting across just the tips if you want a subtler effect, or pick a heavier, more consistent coating through the whole branch for a fuller snow-tipped look.

Compare frosted trees against the rest of our Christmas trees range.

Snow-tipped branch styles in different sizes

Whether you need a tabletop accent or a tall room feature, frosted and flocked trees are available across every standard size range. Go smaller if you want the flocking effect looking denser, since a smaller tree concentrates the snow-tipped texture into a tighter branch area. Pick a larger tree if you want the graduated flocking effect showing more clearly, as there's more branch length for the coating to taper across. Check the tree's overall height against your ceiling clearance the same way you would for any other tree style.

Shop our pre-lit Christmas trees for a flocked finish with lights already included.

Pairing a frosted Christmas tree with white or green decorations

Pair white and silver decorations with a frosted tree for a chic, monochromatic look. The cool metallic tones complement the snow-dipped branches rather than compete with them. Choose traditional red and gold decorations if you want more contrast than a coordinating white and silver scheme would give. Compare a frosted tree against a plain green one if you're still deciding between a snow-tipped look and a traditional base before you buy. Keep decorations slightly more minimal than usual to let the flocked texture do more of the visual work.

Compare against our natural green Christmas trees, or browse our white Christmas trees for a fully white base instead.

Frequently asked questions

Does the flocking on a frosted Christmas tree wear off over time?

The flocking is a textured coating bonded to the branch, so it generally holds up over multiple seasons with normal handling. Rough handling during setup or storage can wear small areas over many years of use.

Can a frosted Christmas tree be used outdoors?

Frosted trees are generally designed for indoor display rather than outdoor weather exposure. Check for a specific outdoor rating if you're considering outdoor placement.

Does a frosted Christmas tree need extra decorations compared to a plain green tree?

No, a frosted tree generally needs the same number of decorations as a plain tree of the same size. Fewer decorations can work well, too, letting the flocked texture stand out more.

How do I clean a frosted Christmas tree between seasons?

A soft brush or a light shake can remove dust that settles on the flocked texture between seasons. Avoid using water as it can affect the bonded flocking finish.

Does Temple & Webster sell frosted trees in colours other than green?

Yes, flocking is also available over a white base branch alongside the traditional green. The flocking technique itself is the same regardless of the base colour underneath.