Live Christmas Trees
White, Colorado Spruce,
Balsam, Fraser Fir,
Scotch, White Pine

White Spruce

Short needle Spruce with medium blue-green colour and stiff waxy quite prickly texture. Will take heavy ornaments and is traditionally a very popular Christmas tree.

Colorado Spruce

Longer needle and very similar in texture compared with other Spruces. Will also take heavy ornaments, has better needle retention and is traditionally one of the more popular Christmas trees.

Balsam Fir

Balsam Fir has a deep-seated tradition in Canada, being one of the first evergreens people selected as Christmas trees. Has a deep green foliage, pliable, soft, leathery feel and not prickly texture to it. Will take medium sized ornaments and has a strong sweet fragrance, making it one of the most sought after trees on the market.

Fraser Fir
The "Ultimate" Christmas Tree

This tree is gaining tremendous recognition as an outstanding Christmas Tree largely because of its beautiful layered appearance, upswept branch angle and excellent needle retention. Has a very pleasant sweet scent and is a deep lustrous green.

Scotch Pine

Traditionally a very popular choice, because of it's longevity in the home if properly cared for. Blue-green to green foliage with stiff, waxy and somewhat prickly texture. Pleasant fragrance and will take heavy ornaments.

White Pine

A popular tree in various regions. Very safe around small children and pets because of the very soft and flexible, not prickly foliage. Must handle tree with some care, light decorations only and has a good, pleasant fragrance.