A Macclesfield Christmas tree farm have kept their prices the same, despite the rising cost of living.

Libby's Patch in Gawsworth have brought back their Christmas tree event for the second year in a row.

Families are invited to come and pick their tree, while enjoying hot and mulled drinks amid gorgeous countryside.

Farm owner Daniel Thornicroft (36) explained how it works.

You can also make a donation to East Cheshire Hospice at the site, as the businesses' charity partner. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

"What is different this year is that we are open every day", he said.

"No booking is required. Just turn up from 10am-4pm.

"Because of the cost of living crisis and everything that is going on, we have managed to keep the prices the same.

"My prices have gone up, but I've decided to keep them the same for the customer to help out.

The trees are grown in Britain, and there's hundreds to choose from. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

"What also new this year is what we have a bigger selection of trees.

"We had a lot of demand for larger trees. Last year we sold up to seven foot, this year we are selling trees as high as nine or ten foot.

"We have a great selection of potted trees as well, and we are also selling a selection of handmade wreaths made with local foliage.

"We've got some wooden reindeers and other decorations to purchase made by some locals as well.

The farm has over 10,000 followers on Facebook. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

"We've also introduced locally-grown mistletoe you can buy as well.

"Thank you to everyone for their support."

The farm delivers to Congleton and Macclesfield.

Libby's Patch hosts three seasonal events where people can come to the working farm for a day out.

Drinks you can enjoy include mulled wine and cider, including alcohol free options and soft drinks. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

There's a sunflower maze in the summer, Christmas trees in the winter, and pumpkin picking in the autumn.

And introduced for this Christmas event, any leftover pumpkins from their pumpkin picking event in October, has now been turned into chutney you can buy at the event.

The jar which would make a great addition to your festive cheese board.

Macclesfield business Fruits of the Forage - of Great King Street - have prevented Daniel's pumpkins from going to waste by turning them into the preserve.

They sold pumpkins at their farm in October, and have turned any leftover pumpkins into a chutney in partnership with a Macclesfield fruit company. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

The farm are also doing their bit of the planet and community by encouraging customers to 'treecycle' their firs with East Cheshire Hospice.

Macclesfield: Learn more about the family day out on their website and Facebook.

Libby's Patch Christmas tree picking is just one of many events happening in Macclesfield this weekend.

Libby's Patch is located at Shellow Ln, Gawsworth, Macclesfield SK11 9RS.

Any enquiries just contact them on Facebook or [email protected]. (Image - Alexander Greensmith / Macclesfield Nub News)

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