The look of the Grand Fir is a cross between the White Fir and Douglas Fir.  The Grand Fir has a glossy dark green color and is becoming more popular for in-home decorating. 

Grand Fir

The Noble Fir is deep green in color which makes it an excellent choice for a green or tip flocked tree.  Boughs of this tree are often made into fresh wreaths. The Noble's branches have good spacing between them so it is easy to hang ornaments.

Noble Fir

Not as wide yet more symmetrical than the White Fir.  They are beautiful green, flocked, or tip flocked. 

Silver Tip

As a Christmas tree, the White Fir has good foliage color, a pleasing natural shape and aroma, and good needle retention.  An excellent choice for any size flocked tree.  They are big, full, and wide. 

White Fir

Photo credits to the National Christmas Tree Association. 

The Douglas Fir is a beautiful Christmas tree with soft shiny green needles. These trees are extensively sheared for a full, bushy, symmetrical appearance.  Douglas Firs can be green or flocked. 

Douglas Fir

© 2006 Oliver Holt Sons & Daughters Christmas Trees

Website by Cari Wilkins