| Canaan Fir Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis (Fern.) The northern, close cousin of the North Carolina Fraser fir. Beautiful dark green, short, soft needles arranged in a bottle brush fashion, with a silver underside. The trees have an open architecture that allows maximum versatility in decorating limbs that are study enough to hold most ornaments. Canaan Fir trees emit a pleasing citrus-like aroma. Needle retention is excellent. |
| Scotch Pine Pinus sylvestris L. The favorite Christmas tree of the Midwest. It has strong limbs, short to medium length, moderately stiff needles and a sturdy trunk. It will handle almost any weight ornament. Freshly harvested, it will retain its needles well through the Christmas season. It needs to be mechanically shaken to release old needles from its interior, a service we provide at no cost. |
| Eastern White Pine Pinus strobus L. A beautiful, green, lighter weight, long, soft needled tree. Limbs are more supple than the Scotch pine, lending themselves to lighter decorations, ribbons, and tinsel. Needle retention is good when freshly harvested. |
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