Christmas tree with long, soft, silver-blue color, citrus fragrance. Great needle retention. Can tolerate heat and dry conditions better than other firs. Best in sandy and medium soils. Full sun, partial sun. Grows to 30-50 feet tall and 15-25 feet wide if allowed to mature. Best fir for urban conditions. Native to mountains of western US.
Size: 10-15″ bare root seedling
Also known as White Fir. Grouse like to eat the buds and needles and find white fir a good roosting tree. The seeds are eaten by squirrels, rodents, chickadees, crossbills. Deer browse on seedlings(!), buds and needles, and porcupines gnaw on the bark.
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Fragrant white flowers clusters in May, dense dark-green summer foliage, wine-red fall color, blue-black berries which persist through winter. Mature height 8-18’ and spread of…
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Heirloom variety. Excellent flavor and quality. Rust resistance. Needs full sun. Soil pH level of 7.0 - 7.2 is ideal. Asparagus plants produce a light…