Locally Grown Christmas Trees

Popular in the Christmas tree industry for good reason — the Fraser Fir's glossy dark green needles with a blue-silver underside make for a very showy tree. Short needles with soft rounded tips, sturdy branches that support heavy ornaments, and superior needle retention make it one of the best-keeping trees available.

• Needle retention: 1 month+
• Sturdy branches for heavy ornaments
• Silvery-blue needle undersides
• Soft, rounded needle tips

Fralsam Fir Christmas trees are a hybrid cross between the Balsam and Fraser Fir trees. The Fralsam produces 10–20% more buds than its parent trees, filling out to a very full tree with dense needle coverage. They are fragrant like a Balsam with sturdy branches like a Fraser, and boast a wonderful lush, deep green colour.

• Dense needle coverage
• Outstanding Balsam-like fragrance
• Sturdy Fraser-like branches
• Rich, deep green colour

One of the most popular Christmas trees in North America, the Balsam Fir is favoured for its lustrous deep green foliage and outstanding aroma. Its needles are rounded at the tip and pliable, making this tree soft and pleasurable to decorate. Sturdy branches support moderately heavy ornaments.

• Needle retention: ~3 weeks
• Outstanding fragrance
• Soft, rounded needle tips
• Sturdy branches for ornaments

One of the most popular sellers in North America, the Concolor Fir boasts long, soft, blue-green needles with a distinctive silver trunk. Favoured for its lustrous deep green foliage and outstanding aroma, its needles are rounded at the tip and pliable, making this tree soft and pleasurable to decorate.

• Needle retention: ~3 weeks
• Outstanding fragrance
• Long, soft blue-green needles
• Sturdy branches for ornaments

The Corkbark Fir is a unique and rare Christmas tree. It is narrow and naturally open with a striking deep blue needle colour and a pleasant "spicy" fragrance that sets it apart from other species. Strong branches and excellent needle retention make it a wonderful choice for those looking for something truly special.

• Excellent needle retention
• Deep blue needle colour
• Pleasant spicy fragrance
• Strong branches for ornaments

A traditional favourite for many years, Scotch Pine offers excellent needle retention and sturdy branches that support moderately heavy ornaments. The long needles are pointed at the tip and range in colour from yellow-green to blue-green. Typically more affordable than short-needle firs.

• Needle retention: 1 month+
• Long, pointed needles
• Yellow-green to blue-green colour
• Sturdy branches for ornaments

A traditionally popular tree, especially in cold regions, the White Pine is well-loved for its long, soft bluish-green needles and excellent needle retention. Pines have been a favourite in Western Canada for generations. Note that the flexible branches are best suited to lighter ornaments.

• Needle retention: 1 month+
• Long, soft bluish-green needles
• Popular in Western Canada
• Lightweight ornaments recommended

The Norway/White Spruce is a hardy favourite with sturdy branches that support moderately heavy ornaments. Favoured by many for its classic look, it is typically more affordable than fir varieties. Note that the pointed, sharp needles make it a bit more challenging to decorate than a fir.

• Needle retention: ~2 weeks
• Sturdy branches for ornaments
• Classic conical shape
• Typically more affordable