Types

Christmas Tree Types

Concolor Fir – Canaan Fir – Douglas Fir – Fraser Fir
Nordmann Fir – Koreana Fir – White Pine – Norway Spruce

Concolor Fir

The Concolor Fir will have much longer needles very similar in color to Blue Spruce. Interesting citrus-like scent from the needles.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 5-9 feet
Fresh Cut: Sizes from tabletop to 12 feet
Live Plantable: Sizes 4-5 feet

Canaan Fir

Dense foliage that is dark green in color with a silvery bluish shade on the underside. Lovely fragrance that will fill the room with a scent of Christmas.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 5-10 feet
Fresh Cut: Sizes from tabletop to 12 feet
Live Planted: Sizes 4-5 feet

Douglas Fir

Soft, dark green/blue needles that radiate in all directions. Strong branches that are good for heavier ornaments. Good needle retention. Pine fragrance with a hint of orange.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 5-10 feet
Fresh Cut: Sizes from tabletop to 12 feet

Fraser Fir

Attractive one-inch needles are silvery-green and very soft to the touch. More space between branches, so it’s easier to decorate. Firm branches hold heavier ornaments.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 5-9 feet
Fresh Cut: Sizes from tabletop to 12 feet

Nordmann Fir

Soft glossy dark black/green needles. The foliage is lush but very soft to touch. Lovely fragrance and excellent needle retention.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 6-8 feet
Fresh Cut: Sizes from tabletop to 12 feet

Koreana Fir

Native to Asia as the name implies. Very dark green needles with striking silvery undersides. Natural form and texture make this a favorite.

Cut Your Own: Sizes 5-9 feet

Norway Spruce

Norway Spruce, is a species of spruce native to Northern, Central and Eastern Europe. It has branches that typically hang downwards. The tree bears stiff evergreen needles, up to an inch long, colored a shiny forest green.

Live Plantable: Sizes 4-5 feet

White Pine

Soft flexible needles of a bluish-green color. Needles can be quite long! Not recommended for heavier ornaments. Good needle retention. Very little aroma.