The Fraser Fir is very fragrant and retains needles well. It is symmetrically shaped with soft 3/4 inch-long, dark green needles with silvery undersides on sturdy even branches. This tree is our top selling and comes in a full range of sizes. They tend to be one of the narrower large trees you can find.
Fraser Fir
Noble Fir
The Noble Fir has 1 inch long blue-green needles with stiff branching. It is extremely aromatic Known for it's needle retention and beautiful spacing. It has a fluffy and full appearance and beautiful white trunk.
Balsam Fir
The Balsam fir has compact needles and a dark green color. Incredible scent and traditional appearance make this tree one that has been around for 100's of years.
Nordmann Fir
The Nordmann fir has exceptional needle retention. The long silver and green needles are soft and shiny making them a new favorite. Some claim they are also hypoallergenic because of the oils being trapped in their waxy coating.
Native Concolor Fir NEW! ('Charlie Brown Style')
The Concolor fir is cut in Colorado and has exceptional longevity and scent. It has sparse branching and plenty of space for large decorations. This tree has a character all it's own and is very nostalgic .
WHAT MAKES YOUR TREES DIFFERENT FROM A BOX STORE?
Good question! Christmas tree are graded by overall quality and when they were cut. When the tree was cut makes a big difference in quality.
Christmas trees can be cut up 6 months (or more) in advance. A tree cut during this time-frame would be considered a low- grade tree, and one that will be sent to the box stores that require a huge quota to fill.
We buy all of our trees direct from wholesalers. We buy the freshest, and highest grade trees in the US. We only bring ours in 2-3 days before we open, and keep them under tarps the entire time until putting on display. Our display trees stay up for only a few days, and most often just a few hours before selling. There is no hot asphalt reflecting heat at our lot either. We take all the proper precautions and maintain our trees daily which dramatically helps with the longevity of the tree.