Nordmann fir is by far the most popular Christmas tree species in Europe and is quickly gaining in popularity in the US for its glossy, dark green needles which are darker than almost any other fir.

Nordmann fir needles are dark green, the tree’s habit is pyramidal and somewhat layered like Fraser fir, its branching is strong, and it has very good needle retention. Don't Edit.

Nordmann Fir. Johannes Schenk/unsplash. If strong fragrance can be a hit or miss for you, you might want to go with a Nordmann fir—it is practically unscented. As a Christmas tree, ...

So far, her best sale was a 13-foot Nordmann fir that went for a relatively paltry $500 “a few days ago,” she said. Meanwhile, across the island, Tom Evans — a Con Ed worker from Commack, ...

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The Nordmann fir is one of the most popular Christmas trees in the UK. The trees have a reliably symmetrical shape with a wide base and dark green, broad needles.

Ambrolauri, Georgia — Kakha Kobakhidze struggles up through the branches of the giant Nordmann fir, gingerly testing each hold as he puts his weight onto ever smaller limbs. Reaching up and ...

What: This Nordmann fir is a semi-dwarf evergreen conifer with brilliant golden foliage. Abies nordmaniana “Golden Spreader” is best in light to open shade or morning sun with afternoon shade ...

Now grown in Western and Northern Europe, the Nordmann fir is originally from the Caucuses, where the trees can reach heights of 50 meters, or 164 feet. In Racha, Georgia, ...

The castle boasts a 20-foot-high Nordmann Fir tree in St George’s Hall, grown in Windsor Great Park and dressed with 3,000 lights, hundreds of iridescent jewel-shaped ornaments, ...

Since 2004, Oregon growers have planted an average of 500,000 Nordmann and Turkish firs per year, with similar activity in western Washington and the Inland Empire, said Chastagner.