NOBLE FIR CHRISTMAS TREES

Noble Fir Christmas Tree in the field

Noble Fir (Abies procera) is simply the best Christmas tree grown anywhere in the world! In Los Angeles Noble Fir is now our most popular Christmas tree. Noble Fir Christmas trees were once a minor species outside of Oregon but starting in the 1960’s and 1970’s they gradually became known in California and other West Coast markets. Since the 1990’s demand throughout the United States has risen steadily.

Noble Fir Christmas Tree in the fieldGrown only in the Pacific Northwest states of Washington and Oregon Noble Fir is a high elevation tree in its native state. Noble Fir Christmas trees are grown on farms that are higher up in the mountains where they receive over 60 inches of rain annually and plenty of frost before harvest insuring the trees become fully dormant. These are key determining factors for improved needle retention and keeping Christmas trees fresh in people’s homes. Santa & Sons has shipped Noble Fir Christmas trees, which perform well under a wide variety of conditions in both cold and warm environments, to destinations throughout the United States since 1983.

Noble Fir Christmas trees have a beautiful, almost spruce like appearance with soft blue-green needles on evenly spaced strong branches that are perfect for heavy ornaments. In the home they keep really well and have a very pleasant mild fir scent. When one thinks of the traditional Christmas tree, this is it.

Noble Fir are actually flowering plants and here is theNoble Fir tagNoble Fir come in a variety of styles and they present the ornaments and Christmas lights in a very natural way. Some are full and bushy; others have a more open, layered appearance. Decorated at home they are just magnificent. It’s no wonder that Noble Fir outsells all the other varieties combined.

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