The whole ordeal takes over an hour and leaves me covered in plastic pine needle scratches. The Balsam Hill Balsam Fir flip tree literally flips this holiday hullabaloo on its head. The tree ...

The spruce budworm is a forest caterpillar that feeds on tree leaves until they are able to ... and they often drop balsam fir seedlings that help repopulate forests. After they hatch, spruce ...

Eastern hemlocks and balsam fir are, literally ... Instead of losing their leaves like deciduous trees do to prevent water loss from their leaves, firs (and most conifers) have thin, needle ...

“Much of the balsam fir, and a part of the spruce ... Higgins said, which leaves UPM Blandin in Grand Rapids as the major fir buyer. Because Grand Rapids is a long way from many of the worst ...

The easiest way to identify a conifer is by its leaves, which are called needles ... The most aromatic is Balsam fir, which has blue-green needles, but the stiffer branches of Fraser, concolor ...

The cold-loving balsam fir is North America's northernmost fir. Although it has an extensive range in Canada, it grows primarily in the northeastern United States. Its needles are flat with two ...

Some ticks got a little layer of oak and maple leaves, which is what they like. And some of them got a layer of of balsam fir. The ones that got to live with the balsam fir needles died.

The highly coveted Balsam Hill Christmas Tree. If you had told me even five years ago I would be turning down the option to bring a fresh Fraser fir or sappy blue spruce into my home upstate ...

This blue spruce from Balsam Hill is a realistic, full tree with a traditional silhouette, making it a popular choice year after year. A California fir has a full shape with dense branches and ...

In this episode of ID That Tree, Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces the Balsam Fir. This species is found in the North Woods of Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.