Symmetrical and pyramidal, with uniform branches that are dense and wide-reaching, this tree sport green or bluish-green needles on gracefully arching branches. Durability helps make this aromatic tree a holiday favorite.

Short, stiff branches spaced far apart and covered with silvery needles define this elegant tree. Its branches are often added to arrangements and wreaths. Grown on rich Northwest farmland, this uniquely beautiful tree is extremely hardy.

Shiny dark-green needles lie flat on the branches of this largest and grandest of pyramidal trees. The needles, when crushed, release a citrusy tangerine fragrance. A full tree, its popularity continues to grow

Fraser Fir

This fir has needles that are a short, lustrous dark green and slightly twisted at their bases. It is strong and durable, and has tiered branches.

Short, stiff and twisted needles with a blue-green cast cover this pine, which is very dense and bushy. Plantation grown and nurtured using modern techniques, this species is the hardiest Christmas tree grown and one of the most popular.