Our Trees

When you visit us to shop for a Christmas tree you’ll notice right away that our trees are the highest quality available, grown by local, family farms. We offer unique varieties and natural shapes for an extraordinary tree.

This year, we are carrying Noble Fir, Fraser Fir, Nordmann Fir,  and the coveted 'Burton Blue' Fir. See below what makes each variety unique and the differences in shape, color, and needle structure.

Our trees are available in three different densities: Alpine, Forest Edge, and Town Square.

                Alpine                                          Forest Edge                                    Town Square

 Learn more about the natural shapes and densities of our trees.

Burton Blue

The first named selection of Noble Fir on the market.
Distinct blue color and thicker needles with thicker and more horizontal branching than the traditional Noble Fir.

• Classic fir fragrance

• Thick silver blue needles

• Resists drying out for up to 6-8 weeks

  
  Available in Alpine and Forest Edge densities

Noble Fir

The most popular Christmas Tree in the Northwest. Native to the mountainous Pacific Northwest. Sturdy and relatively horizontal branches.

• Classic fir fragrance

• Thick green needles (often have a slight bluish cast)

• Resists drying out for up to 6-8 weeks

  Available in Alpine, Forest Edge, and Town Square densities
  

Nordmann Fir

The most popular Christmas tree species in Europe.
Native to Caucasus Mountains of Europe. Needles lay flat on the branches like animal hair or feathers.

• Classic fir fragrance

• Soft, glossy, dark green needles

• Resists drying out for 6-8 weeks

  Available in Forest Edge and Town Square densities
   

Fraser Fir

The most popular cut Christmas tree on the east coast. Native to mountains of Eastern USA. Upright held and strong branches give the Frasier a narrow silhouette.

• Mild fragrance

• Blunt needles with silvery undersides

• Resists drying out for 5-8 weeks

  Available in Town Square density