Noble FirOne of the most important conifer species used for production of high quality Christmas trees in the Pacific Northwest. Native to the Pacific Northwest, grown extensively in higher elevations of Oregon and Washington states. Does very well in extreme conditions in both warm and cold environments and has a beautiful spruce like appearance with evenly spaced strong branches.
Nordmann FirThe most popular tree in Europe, commonly grown in Germany and Norway. Gaining popularity in the U.S. because of its outstanding symmetrical form and relatively open branch structure with distinct whorls. Needles are short, dark green that lay flat on the branch with a deep green silvery underside that is soft to the touch. Considered a tree with long lasting qualities with minimal needle drop; although it does need to be displayed in water.
Douglas FirNot a true fir tree, sometimes referred to as Douglas Tree or Oregon pine. Became a very popular Christmas tree since the 1920’s due to its response to shearing and a farm environment. Frequently referred to as the “old fashion tree”. Needles are a feathery dark green, soft to the touch and have a sweet fresh fragrance. The tree is dense with a conical shape.
Grand FirDistinguished from other Pacific Northwest firs by its sprays of lustrous needles that are in two distinct rows. Needles are 1 to 1 ½ inches long with glossy dark green top and white on the underside. The symmetry, dark glossy color, and strong citrus fragrance make the Grand Fir one of the preferred species of Christmas Trees in the Northwest.
Fraser FirA native of the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. Its narrow pyramid shape, strong slightly upturned branches gives this tree a compact appearance. It has a wonderful citrus odor and is said to have the best needle retention of all the trees. Has been used more times in the Blue Room at the White House than any other tree species.
Silvertip FirThe most sought after Christmas tree. Their naturally beautiful silver tips and mountain fragrance is an inviting experience. Shaped with sturdy, layered branches for many ornaments. The needles have a green/blueish-tint with silver tips.
6/7 foot Christmas trees$99.50
Tree stands
Tree preservative
LED tree lights
WreathsMade in our Oregon workshop
GarlandMade in our Oregon workshop
CenterpiecesMade in our Oregon workshop
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Location
Pronzini Farms Christmas Trees & Pumpkin Patch 3795 Adobe Rd, Petaluma, CA 94954, USA Petaluma, CA 94954
