These trees have short, dark green needles and are the most traditional Christmas tree in the area. We have dense trees with little space between branches and un-sheared ones that are more open. They have a very fresh scent.

These trees have long bright green needles and tend to be very full with little space between the branches. They are very nicely shaped and have a wonderful evergreen fragrance.

These trees have a beautiful blue-green color and are naturally well shaped for Christmas trees. They also have a nice holiday scent. They last a long time and lose few of their needles.

These trees have a rich fragrant odor and a beautiful dark green color. Their flat broad needles have a softer feel than the Pine and Fir and are very hardy trees. Though somewhat less traditional than the Fir and Pine, people whom go home with them once come back year after year as devoted converts.

These trees have a light green color and tend to vary in density and shape. They have a wonderful fragrance and are very hardy. They are a new favorite with many long-time customers.

One of our newest trees this fir grows unusually well in our region. These trees have a light green blue color are naturally well shaped and have 1-2 inches needles that are spread evenly around the branches. They have a fragrant scent and are very hardy.
(Not available this year.)

Silvertip Fir is defined by the elegant spaces between the branches. They are the fragrant minimalist of the Christmas tree world. Lots of room for ornaments, easy to set up and take down and hold there needles very well.
(Not available this year.)

Noble Firs are probably the most traditional of Christmas trees. They have stiff branches, dark greenish blue color and a very defined conical shape and hold their needles and ornaments very well.

Nordmann Fir is similar to the Noble Fir but has a darker green color, it is a full dense branching, overall traditional shape, and has good needle retention.