Norway Spruce: Angel Lore: Commonly, it will reach about 60’ in height and 20' in diameter, with spreading heavy branches clear to the ground. In ideal conditions it may grow as high as 150’.                                                                      

Blue Spruce: A Collection Of Christmas Lore: Picea pungens.  One of America's favorite evergreens, this tree has sweet smelling, prickly blue-green needles. It has a broad spread and grows to about 120'. Though indigenous to the West, it adapts well to all climates anywhere that evening temperatures dip below 50° several months per year.                     OUT OF STOCK 

Scotch Pine: Santa Lore: Pinus sylvestris Linnaeus. This tree has been more extensively planted in the eastern US for forestry purposes than any other European tree. It will grow well in almost all soil and climate conditions. It attains 60’- 90‘ heights and its branches grow clear to the ground in open planting conditions.                                                            

Douglas Fir: Nativity Lore:   Pseudotsuga taxifolia glauca. Growing to 330' tall, the Douglas Fir is one of the largest trees. The Fir was the first Christmas tree because its great height was thought to bring clear vision in the face of the New Year. With dark blue-green needles and a broad shape, this tree will grow in all the U.S. except the Deep South coasts.