This is the most popular of all of our trees, the rich smell sturdy branches and unique personality of each tree makes this the top pick for most.  The big downside to the Noble Fir is it’s strength, they have character, which means every branch is different, and every tree is different, you may find tall skinny ones, short fat ones, ones with 2 tops, ones that lean and ones that are so sparse you can see right though the middle.  I would say we only have perfect trees but when picking out a Noble Fir i have so many customers that find these traits appealing and i have found that people do not like the nobles to be too similar.  For me the one thing to look for is the top, make sure it has a good taper to it.  If the leader is broken you can replace it but if the top 2ft does not have a nice taper it affects the whole trees appearance.  Also consider the width not just the height, we try to sheer Nobles to both be fat and skinny so you can find one that fits both your ceiling height and the width of your room.

With a bright sent, uniform consistent appearance and fast growth these trees can be more economical.  Doug’s are still great trees, they rarely ever have holes or lop sided branches.  You decorate more of the outside of the tree rather than the inside so lights and ornaments go further.  The tree is also lighter weight and easy to carry.  We like these especially for the table top trees, they look good when small where some other trees can look odd.  The only downside is needle retention, they do a great job for a few weeks but then closer to Christmas can start to drop needles.  When looking at a Doug it they almost all look the exact same, so picking out a tree can be as easy as just finding one that is the right height.

These are a close cousin to the Noble Fir, most people confuse the two. The defining characteristics are the distinct lack of sent, not that is smells different, but that there is almost no sent at all.  Some people are bothered by the smell of trees and find that the Nordman is a good fit because it does not bother them as much.  The branches also have a more outdoorsy look to them, with little pinecone buds at the tips of the branches and a more hearty rough look to the branches.  

We don't always get these in but when we do they go quick.  Grand fir have a consistent look like the Dougs, but with a special Spearmint sent.  The needles also have this great 2 tone green, dark rich tops and almost silver bottoms.  These have become more difficult to grow and we lost a lot each year to pests so only a few make it each year.  We try to hide a few of these in the back so if you are looking specifically for a Grand fir ask us and we will try to find one for you.

we stock up to 9ft, and some times up to 11ft precut and ready to go home, come in early in the season or email us for trees taller than 10ft.  We only cut a few because they are so expensive we do not want to risk wasting them.  Many times if you are looking for a very large tree we can send you a couple photos before you buy and then have it directly delivered after we cut it.  Please include your Name, Phone number, Address and any details we should know when requesting a 10ft+ tree.