Pacific Northwest firs are the nation’s most popular
Christmas trees with excellent
RETAILING FEATURES:
- Have straight trunks with manageable sized base for easy installation of stands.
- Have consistent quality from the smallest size to the largest available.
- Are delivered in their natural dark green color form. Special treatments are not required to retain needle color.
- Firs are fragrant and needles are soft.
- Superior quality of firs can command the highest pricing, mark-ups and profitability. Few require trimming at the retail lot to make a salable tree. Any cutting of footable lowers a tree's retail price and profit margin.
- Sizes are in increments of one foot.
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NOBLE FIR: One of the most elegant and durable trees. Excellent for decorating. Limbs are strong and arranged in swirls. Sizes 2 to 10 feet. Noble taller than 10 feet available upon request. |
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FRASER FIR: Most popular on the east coast. Durable. Branches are strong and turned upward giving it a compact appearance. Branches will flatten out upon decorating. Excellent for homes and apartments with limited space. Sizes 4 to 9 feet. |
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NORDMAN FIR: New species gaining in popularity. Durable with attractive shape. Needles grow around the branches and are soft, dark green with white lines on underside. Sizes 5 to 9 feet. |
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DOUGLAS FIR: One of Nation’s best sellers with a full, dense, symmetrical look. Economical. Sizes 4 to 10 feet. Douglas taller than 10 feet available upon request. |
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GRAND FIR: Very aromatic tree. Needles are a dark green color with a silver tint on the bottom. Sizes 4 to 10 feet. |
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SCOTCH PINE: Most popular pine tree. Economical. Sizes 2 to 6 feet. |
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WREATHS: Excellent ancillary product to retail with trees. Made of Noble Fir branches. |
