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Green Apples

APPLE VARIETIES

HoneyGold

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
HoneyGold

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
HoneyGold

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.

Harolson

  • Needles grow in bundles of two and range in length from 1-3 inches

  • Color varies from bright green to dark green with bluish tones

  • Excellent long-lasting needles

  • Suitable for light and heavy ornaments

  • The bark of upper branches on larger, more mature trees displays a prominent reddish-orange color which is very distinctive and attractive. Large amounts of cones are likewise produced which often persist on the tree from one year to the next. Like most pines two growing seasons are required to produce mature cones. On excellent sites within its native range mature trees may reach a trunk diameter of 30 inches or more and individual trees may exceed 125 feet in height.

  • Scotch pine was introduced to North America by European settlers Scotch pine is native to Europe and Asia.

  • Even when dry, the needles will not fall off

White Pine

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Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
Honeycrisp

  • Dark-green appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles

  • Needles have a broad circular base, with dark green topside and light green underside

  • Pleasing fragrance

  • Easy to hang light to heavy decorations

Did you know...

Balsam Fir typically takes 9 to 10 years in the field to produce a 6-7 foot tree. 

Wood resin from the Canada Balsam is used to make microscope slides.

SweeTango

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Fraser Fir

  • Long-lasting ​short needles

  • Needles hold better than Fraser Fir

  • Easy to hang a variety of decorations

  • Needles have a broad circular base, with green topside and lighter green underside

  • Pleasing fragrance

Did you know...

Canaan Fir is only grown in the Canaan Valley of West Virginia.

Only available on the pre-cut lot.

HoneyGold

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
HoneyGold

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
Colorado Blue Spruce

  • Very similar in features to Balsam Fir and Canaan Fir

  • The branches are strong and turn slightly upward giving the tree a compact pyramid-shaped appearance

  • Long-lasting short needles 

  • Needles are flat, dark-green on the topside and silvery-white green on the underside

  • Very fragrant 

Did you know...
The Fraser Fir was named after a Scot botanist, John Fraser, in the late 18th Century.
Fraser Fir is the most popular Christmas tree and takes 7 to 10 years in the field to grow to be 6-7 feet tall.
White Spruce

  • Needles grow in bundles of two and range in length from 1-3 inches

  • Color varies from bright green to dark green with bluish tones

  • Excellent long-lasting needles

  • Suitable for light and heavy ornaments

  • The bark of upper branches on larger, more mature trees displays a prominent reddish-orange color which is very distinctive and attractive. Large amounts of cones are likewise produced which often persist on the tree from one year to the next. Like most pines two growing seasons are required to produce mature cones. On excellent sites within its native range mature trees may reach a trunk diameter of 30 inches or more and individual trees may exceed 125 feet in height.

  • Scotch pine was introduced to North America by European settlers Scotch pine is native to Europe and Asia.

  • Even when dry, the needles will not fall off

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