Tree lot: Tree Types
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Tree guide:
Trees on the lot:
Fraser Fir
One of America’s most popular Christmas trees — and for good reason — the Fraser fir touts blue-green needles with silvery undersides. With excellent needle retention and stiff branches, it holds up well to ornaments. Of course, the pleasant scent is a major perk, too.
Balsam Fir
If you can’t get enough of that real Christmas tree scent, you’re in luck! The Balsam fir is among the most fragrant of all species. The Balsam fir has relatively short, dark green needles and excellent form, making it a good choice for displaying ornaments.
Cross
A Fraser Balsam Fir hybrid is a type of Christmas tree that is created by crossbreeding the Fraser fir and the balsam fir. This hybrid is highly valued for its combined characteristics of both parent trees, including excellent needle retention, a pleasant fragrance, and a symmetrical shape.