The Trees

Noble Fir

The Noble Fir is a classic Christmas favorite known for its beauty and strength. Its sturdy, evenly spaced branches make it ideal for holding heavier ornaments, while its needles grow upward along the branches, giving the tree a full, elegant shape. With its rich green color and pleasant scent, the Noble Fir is a timeless choice for those who love a traditional, long-lasting Christmas tree.

Close-up of a Noble fir Christmas tree with branches and needles.
Close-up view of a green Noble fir tree branch with small water droplets on the needles.
Green Noble fir Christmas tree in a field with more trees and mountains in the background.
Close-up of green Noble fir tree branches with needles.

Grand Fir

The Grand Fir is beloved for its wonderful fragrance—the most aromatic of all Christmas tree varieties. Its soft, glossy needles grow out sideways, creating a lush, layered appearance that fills a room with holiday charm. With supportive branches and a beautiful, deep green color, the Grand Fir brings both elegance and the unmistakable scent of Christmas to any home.

Small Grand fir Christmas tree outdoors with other similar trees in the background.
Close-up of a green Grand fir branch with sharp needles.
Close-up of green Grand fir tree branches with wet needles.

Douglas Fir

The Douglas Fir is a classic and budget-friendly choice that’s been a holiday favorite for generations. Its soft, light-weight branches are covered with bright green needles that grow all around the branch, giving the tree a full, bushy appearance. Known for its sweet, woodsy scent and timeless look, the Douglas Fir offers great value without sacrificing traditional Christmas charm.

Close-up of a Christmas tree branch with a red glittery ornament hanging from a gold string.
Close-up of Douglas fir tree branches with green needles.
Green Douglas fir tree branches with needles and small buds, with drops of water on some needles.