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.
Blooming in early spring with large fragrant purple flower clusters. Growing into a well rounded shrub. Plant 3-4' apart for a beautiful hedge. Mature height…
Early Fall. Heirloom variety popular with home gardeners. Great for fresh eating on processing. The fall crop is highly productive and ripens from the end…