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green; 1 to 1.5-inch needles.
• Fraser Fir dark green, flattened needles; one-half to 1inch long; good needle retention; nice scent; pyramidshaped strong branches which turn upward.
• Grand Fir shiny, dark green needles about 1 to 1.5inches long; the needles give off a citrus smell when crushed.
• Noble Hr 1-inch long, bluish-green needles with a silvery appearance; has short, stiff branches; great for heavier ornaments; keeps well; is used to make wreaths, door swags and garland.
• White Fir or Concolor Fir blue-green needles are a half-inch long; nice shape and good aroma, a citrus scent; good needle retention.
• Scotch Pine: most common Christmas tree; stiff branches; stiff, dark green needles 1-inch long; holds needles for four weeks; needles will ^tay on even when dry; has
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