Most Popular

Soft needles, strong branches, very good evergreen fragrance, excellent needle retention. 

Light green to deep dark green/blue needle color. 

Traditional Christmas tree. 

Relatively new Variety, increasing in Popularity every year.

Short dark blue/green needles with white undersides,

narrow conical form, excellent needle retention and good fragrance.

Very similar to Balsam and Fraser fir.

 Concolor Fir
(also called white fir)
Very popular

Medium length needle with blue color; strong citrus fragrance; excellent needle retention.

Very narrow form.

Hard to grow, so they are hard to find.

Norway Spruce

Very popular.

Deepest dark green, short needles;; stiff, strong branches; good needle retention; mild fragrance. 

Colorado Blue Spruce
Liked by many

Strong heavy branches; stout, sharp needles;

blue color; dense wide trees.  Good needle retention; poor fragrance. 

Would not want to decorate.

Serbian Spruce
Quickly increasing in popularity.

Short, green needles that surround the branches,

with obvious hints of blue.  Graceful, sweeping branching habit.

Often branches turn upward revealing white.  Strong branches; good needle retention; mild fragrance.

White Spruce
We had one last year and liked it

Very short, blue/green needles.  Open, natural form, strong branches,

mild fragrance, fair needle retention. Tendency to hold many small cones at a young age.

Scotch pine
Traditional Christmas tree with loyal following

Medium to long, blue/green needle.  Stiff needles and branches compared to white pine. 

Dense form; excellent needle retention; rich creamy pine fragrance.

White pine
An old time favorite

Long soft needles, best needle retention, great fragrance. 

Bushy and full dense form.

If you have one, you’ll love it.

Southwestern White pine
Hot new species of pine

Shorter needle than white pine; needle is somewhat twisted,

dark green with hints of blue and white.

Narrower than white pine and more open, natural growth habitat .

Excellent needle retention.