Current Inventory
This past growing season was good, and our trees grew well, but the farm has been very busy this weekend and we now have no trees taller than 6'. We keep planting, and the trees do their part by growing as fast as they can, but we cannot keep up with the demand for tall trees.
This past growing season was good, and our trees grew well, but the farm has been very busy this weekend and we now have no trees taller than 6'. We keep planting, and the trees do their part by growing as fast as they can, but we cannot keep up with the demand for tall trees.
Fraser Fir
These are skinny and light green trees which hold their needles for a long time with little water.
These are skinny and light green trees which hold their needles for a long time with little water.
Balsam Fir
The Classic Christmas Tree with dark green, soft needles. Balsam Fir trees can be identified by the sap blisters on the trunks and, of course, the classic Christmas Tree aroma.
The Classic Christmas Tree with dark green, soft needles. Balsam Fir trees can be identified by the sap blisters on the trunks and, of course, the classic Christmas Tree aroma.
White Spruce
Slower growing, lighter green, sharp stiff needles
Slower growing, lighter green, sharp stiff needles
Norway Spruce
Fast growing, dark green, dense, sharp needles
Fast growing, dark green, dense, sharp needles
Nordmann Fir
This is a slow growing tree with longer, softer, darker green needles, strong branches, popular in Europe
This is a slow growing tree with longer, softer, darker green needles, strong branches, popular in Europe
Serbian Spruce
These are similar to White Spruce, but have darker green needles on the upper side with a silvery accent on the bottom.
These are similar to White Spruce, but have darker green needles on the upper side with a silvery accent on the bottom.
Canaan Fir
Very similar to Balsam Fir
Very similar to Balsam Fir