Scotch Pine
A traditional favorite known
for its excellent needle
retention and strong branch
characteristics. A tree with
medium length needles of
excellent color. This tree
is a good shipper and has the
ability to hold up well on
retail lots in warm climates. |
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Douglas Fir
An excellent species with
fragrant, relatively short
needles. Douglas Fir holds
its needles well and is not
affected by cold temperatures>
as some grown in a warmer
climates are. Moderately
strong branches make this tree
easy to decorate. |
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Colorado Blue Spruce
Known for its attractive bluish
foliage, this species is gaining
increased popularity as a
Christmas tree. The Colorado
Blue Spruce has an attractive
pyramidal shape and stiff
branching which makes this
tree very easy to decorate.
Although somewhat bulky to
ship, demand for this tree by
consumers is increasing. |
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White Spruce
A popular tree known for
its traditional appearance
and ease of decorating. Soft,
short needles and strong
branches permit the use of
larger and heavier ornaments.
Dark green to greenish-blue
color contributes to the
attraction of this species. |
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Balsam Fir
Dark green, fragrant foliage
contributes to the desirability
of this species as a Christmas
tree. Somewhat open in
growth habit and form, the
strong branches permit the
use of heavier ornaments.
Soft needles and a straight
stem have made this a
traditional favorite for many. |
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Concolor Fir
An elegant tree with silver-
green soft foliage that is
displayed in an upright,
sweeping manner. Medium
length needles, excellent
needle retention, and
pleasing branch habits make
this a most attractive and
desirable tree. |
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Fraser Fir
Closely related to balsam fir,
this species is known for its
dark green needles with
silvery undersides. A pleasing
fragrance combined with
upright branching, straight
stems, and excellent needles
retention make this tree
increasingly popular. |
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White Pine
Renowned for its elegant,
symmetrical shape, the
White Pine is growing in
popularity as a Christmas
tree. The White Pine has
beautiful soft needles with
excellent color and retention,
and holds up extremely well
during handling and
Shipping |
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