Jonathan Aird found some fir trees that should work with smaller-scale figures and reviews them on the Reviews page.
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Nice pick up Jonathan.
I think I have a few of those trees as well, that I picked up in a baggie of odds and ends from CanGames, a few years ago.
I ended up cutting (chopping?) the tops of them so I could use them with 6mm and 2mm figures.
I do not recommend using electronics wire clippers, as those wires on the tress sure are thick, and I ruined a good pair!