Listed in order of tree availability from most to least amount of selling size available this year.

About Our 2026 Trees

  • Traditional scent, with a hint of citrus aroma

  • Two-toned needles with green topside, and silvery-teal underside

    • Short, soft needles, 3/4”-1” long

  • Not ideal for heavy ornaments

  • Excellent needle retention

Canaan Fir

  • Traditional christmas tree smell

  • Dark green needles

    • Short, slightly sharp needles, about 3/4” long

  • Branches will hold most ornaments 

  • Needle retention is best in the first 3-4 weeks.

Blue Spruce

  • Traditional christmas tree smell

  • Silvery-blue to light-green coloration

    • Short, extremely poky needles, about 1” long

  • Strong branches, well-suited for heavy ornaments

  • Good tree if there are concerns of pets or young children messing with the tree, because they will not want to touch these branches.

  • You may need to protect your skin from the sharp needles while decorating.

  • Needle retention is best in the first 3-4 weeks after cutting.

Norway Spruce

  • Citrusy Scent

  • Silvery-blue to light-green coloration

    • Long, soft needles, 2”-3” long

  • Branches will hold most ornaments just fine

  • Excellent needle retention

Concolor Fir

  • Very unique, spicy, herbaceous scent

  • Two-toned needles with deep-green topside, and silvery-blue underside

    • Short, stiff, rounded needles, 1” long

  • Strong branches, well-suited for heavy ornaments

  • Excellent needle retention

Korean Fir

  • Traditional christmas tree smell

  • Two-toned needles with dark-green topside, and silvery-teal underside

    • Short, smooth and stiff needles, 1/2”-3/4” long

  • Branches will hold most ornaments

  • Excellent needle retention

Frasier Fir