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Nov 23, 2023 · 8. Blue Spruce. shutterstock/Leonid S. Shtandel. Botanical Name: Picea pungens. The blue spruce is famous for its waxy gray-blue needles that tend to curve upwards. These Christmas tree plants have dense foliage that grows in a conical shape. 9. Norway Spruce. Botanical Name: Picea abies.
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The Serbian or Omorika Spruce is one of the newer types of Christmas tree on the market, with a more slender shape than other types of tree, making it perfect for smaller homes, porches or corridors. Its needles are similar to the Norway spruce but flatter and soft with a bluey hue and almost white undersides. The branches are slightly drooping ...
Nov 28, 2023 · Red Cedar. Juniperus virginiana, Zones 2 to 9. Red cedars are one of the best types of Christmas trees to grow in the Deep South, since they tolerate the hot and humid summers. These trees have soft dark green foliage and frosty blue berry-like cones that birds and other wildlife enjoy.
Nov 27, 2023 · This popular Christmas tree features dense, rounded needles, good needle retention, and a mild, fresh scent. Botanical Name: Abies nordmanniana. Sun Needs: Full sun to partial shade; Height: 200’ Native Range: Turkey, Caucasus Mountains; Zones: 4-7; Nordman fir has gained popularity as a Christmas tree and is often grown for this purpose.
1 day ago · Christmas is a great summer festival in Brazil, including picnics, fireworks, and other festivities as well as a solemn procession of priests to the church to celebrate midnight mass. In some parts of India the evergreen Christmas tree is replaced by the mango tree or the bamboo tree, and houses are decorated with mango leaves and paper stars ...
Balsam Fir Christmas Tree Farm | image by Madereugeneandrew via Wikimedia Commons | CC BY-SA 3.0. Scientific name: Abies balsamea. The balsam fir is native to most of eastern Canada and the United States. It is one of the most popular Christmas trees, especially in eastern North America, due to its color and strong fragrance.
