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Balsam
Fir:
Truly a superb Christmas tree. Its distinctive 1/2”-1
1/2” long dark green needles are soft to the touch. The
aroma is uniquely fragrant. Its branches are layered and
can support a variety of ornaments and decorations.
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Canaan Fir:
Similar in appearance to the Balsam fir, its
needles tend to be about one inch in length and
vary more in color. The foliage can often be
similar to the appearance of the Fraser fir.
Relatively new to the Christmas tree industry. |
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Fraser
Fir:
A beautiful
Christmas tree. The soft to the touch needles are flat
and short, 3/8”-1 1/4” long with rounded tips and a
silvery underside. The dark green color and pleasant
fresh-cut aroma make this a frequently requested tree.
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Norway
Pine:
Minnesota’s
State tree is the regal Norway pine. It has dark green
needles, 3”-5” in length, creating a full and pleasing
shape. The stout branches can hold a myriad of
decorations. It has excellent needle retention. |
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Scotch
Pine:
A lovely
bushy and full tree with 1”-3” stiff needles. Clusters
of needles fill every branch with dense foliage. Colors
on the conical shaped trees vary from green to
blue-green. A very popular Christmas tree. |
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White
Pine:
A
beautifully shaped Christmas tree. The lacy blue-green
needles, 2”- 4” in length, are graceful to the eye and
soft to the touch. It has a delightful pine fragrance
and excellent needle retention. Lovely when decorated
with light ornaments. |
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Colorado Spruce:
The foliage
ranges from lovely powdery blue to a rich dark green
color. The long lasting needles are about 1” long, stiff
and pointed. The layered branching pattern and its stout
strong branches are ideal for hanging heavy ornaments.
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White
Spruce:
Sometimes
called the “old fashioned” Christmas tree because of its
beautiful symmetrical shape. The needles are 1/2”-1”
long and fill every branch with dense foliage. It makes
an ideal table-top tree as well as a full-sized tree.
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