Tesco is set to offer hundreds of free Christmas trees for a limited time. These unique trees, often deemed “wonky” due to minor imperfections like uneven branches or a slight lean, will be available at select Tesco stores on Saturday, December 6.

Customers are encouraged to take advantage of this giveaway and consider making a donation to the food charities Fareshare and Trussell. The participating stores include Colney Hatch Extra, Borehamwood Extra, Hammersmith, Southport Extra, Goole Superstore, Glossop Superstore, Bristol Brislington Extra, Cardiff Extra, Dundee Riverside Extra, and Glasgow Maryhill Extra.

The free trees will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 10 am, with a limit of one tree per household. Comparable Christmas trees elsewhere are priced at £13.99 from Aldi and £14.99 from Home Bargains.

Tesco’s UK CEO, Ashwin Prasad, emphasized embracing the charm of imperfect moments during the holiday season. A recent survey by Tesco revealed that Brits value the experience of decorating their Christmas tree, even if it’s not flawless. The survey, conducted by Censuswide, polled 2,000 UK adults and highlighted that most people find joy in the imperfect aspects of Christmas.

In addition to the tree giveaway, Tesco is offering Clubcard members double points for every £1 spent on gift cards throughout December. This promotion covers all third-party gift cards purchased at Tesco stores. Clubcard members can earn points on various purchases, including groceries, fuel, Tesco Mobile, Tesco credit card transactions, and Tesco Clubcard Pay+ debit card usage.

With approximately 24 million Clubcard members, Tesco’s loyalty program offers a range of benefits, including the accumulation of points that can be redeemed for vouchers to spend in-store. By participating in these promotions, shoppers can make the most of their purchases and loyalty rewards at Tesco.