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from shape, size, density of branches, texture of needles, color and smell when picking out a tree. According to Green, the spruces* firs, and white pine are the most papoThe
Colorado blue spcuce has. a conical shape with very . stiff needles that ranges fromc. blue-gray to silvery-gray is O L color, while the Norway C spruce has long, soft needles that range from blue-green to silvery-green in color
The Douglas and Frazer firs, some of the most popular . Christmas trees in the Unite# States, have a pyramid shape, are dark-green or blue-green in color, with pleasant aromas.
The Eastern white pines, ig. which (keen says seB out first, have a very full cone shape with soft blue-green to suvery : green needles, and little fra- - grance. Csfci
According to Green. ^ though, Leland cypresses which have upright branches with feathery dark green to nay needles and alight scent* have the perfect shape for a Christmas tree «*"' |
Picking out a tree from a tree lot often requises testing the freshness of dot tree
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