offers six varieties of trees:

 
White Pine

• Description/Color: lacy, soft to the touch

• Needle Details: long, bright green

• Branch Strength: may sag with heavy decorations

• Needle Retention: good with proper care

Blue Spruce

• Description/Color: color varies from silver blue to dark green

• Needle Details: stiff short needles

• Branch Strength: strong, tiered branches can hold a heavy load

• Needle Retention: good with proper care

Norway Spruce

• Description/Color: more layered look

• Needle Details: dark green, short needles

• Branch Strength: stiff branches can hold heavy ornaments

• Needle Retention: shortest retention of the six varieties

Douglas Fir

• Description/Color: most popular variety; dark to light to silvery green in color; good symmetry; very full

• Needle Details: medium length, soft to the touch

• Branch Strength: stiff enough to hold a good amount of decorations

• Needle Retention: good with proper care

Fraser Fir

• Description/Color: more layered look; wonderful aroma; will be ready for 2000 season

• Needle Details: dark green with silver underside

• Branch Strength: very stiff

• Needle Retention: very good with proper care

Concolor Fir

• Description/Color: very distinctive, pleasant citrus scent; limited supply

• Needle Details: 2" long, soft silvery blue needles

• Branch Strength: firm, but may sag with heavier decorations

• Needle Retention: fair to good with proper care

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