Blue Spruce

have stiff, silver green to blue green needles which are approximately 1" in length. Needles tend to be sharp and retention is fair, but if kept well watered will look splendid for up to four weeks in a moderately heated environment. Blue Spruces are slow growers and are, therefore, more expensive than some other varieties. Price

Concolor Fir Tree

is a beauty to behold. It has soft, silvery blue to silvery green needles on firm branches. The needles are approximately 1 1/2" to 2" in length, and needle retention is superior. A Concolor Fir Tree has a citrus aroma. Price

Scotch Pine

trees have stiff, dark green needles which are approximately 2" to 2 l/2" in length.  Needle retention is good to excellent.  It makes an excellent Christmas tree and is moderately priced. Price

White Pine

Douglas Fir

Norway Spruce

Austrian Pine

is a long needled, open, strong-limbed, dark green Christmas tree. This is a good alternative to the White Pine as it is similar in looks but is able to hold heavier ornaments. Price

Serbian Spruce

is native to West Serbia and East Bosnia. Fast growing to 60 feet with self-shaping, graceful pyramidal form. It has two-tone blue needles of medium length and good needle retention as a fresh cut tree. Price

Sheet Harbor Balsam Fir

is a cousin of the West Virginia Canaan Fir and resembles Frazer Fir.  A nice slim tree, open in appearance, it has short, very dark green needles and has excellent needle retention.  Price