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In 1800, Queen Charlotte, the German wife of King George III, set up what is thought to be the first Christmas tree in England, at Queen's Lodge in Windsor.

We don’t like to get them up too early so that they stay nice and fresh,” he said. Begick said he’s ordering around 400 trees, and they’ll be priced similarly to what they were last year.