A historically popular Christmas tree.  Soft, flexible, long needles 2½ - 5” in length arranged in bundles of five and light green in color with a slight bluish green tint.  Weaker branches, perfect for small or lightweight decorations.  Excellent needle retention.  Needles have little scent when crushed.

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Our premier Christmas tree.  This species is similar to Fraser and Balsam Fir.  Soft, flattened, single needles ¾ - 1½” in length and medium to dark green on top with silverfish-blue bands underside.  Strong branches, perfect for supporting heavier ornaments.  Excellent needle retention.  Needles have a pleasant evergreen aroma when crushed.

A traditional Christmas tree. Semi-prickly needles 1½ - 3” in length arranged in bundles of two and bright green in color.  Strong branches, perfect for supporting heavier decorations.  Excellent needle retention.  Needles have little scent when crushed.

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A naturally well shaped Christmas tree.  Stiff, sharp, single needles 1 - 1½” in length and green to bluish-gray in color.  Strong branches, perfect for supporting heavier ornaments.  Good needle retention.  Needles have a resinous odor when crushed.

A popular Christmas tree in the U.S.  Soft, flat, single needles 1 - 1½” in length and green to blue-green color.   Branches have medium strength.  Very good needle retention.  Needles have a sweet citrus fragrance when crushed.

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