• Quebec: Downey Select
  A native stand of trees selected for round needle structure, straight tops, fast growth, and heavy branching. Also responsive to shearing, late bud breaking and very green in color.

50,400

$125
Sold Out

• Nova Scotia

50,400

$75

• Bulgarian Fir
  We inspected this species in Macedonia. It appears similar to Fraser Fir but more tolerant to drought. We are presently testing it in Pennsylvania.

6,800

$65

• Pal~Select San Isabel N.F.: South Central Colorado - Best natural shape & density, tolerant to moist soils of Northeast U.S.

11,800

$45
Sold Out

• Pal~Select Cibola N.F.: Central New Mexico, Sandia Mts., select canyons - Fast growth, best blue of all selections ever made and most drought resistant.

10,400

$65

• San Juan N.F.: Southern Colorado

14,500

$50
Sold Out

• Santa fe N.F.: Central New Mexico, Rio Las Vacas and nearby area - Fast growth, very bue, longest needle.

14,000

$55

• Lincoln N.F.: New Mexico - Best growth rate, excellent shape and density but not as blue as other sources. Indications are that this selection is most resistant to root rot.

14,950

$45

• Fraser x Balsam Hybrid

56,700

$150

• North Carolina: Roan Mountain, wild stands.

42,000

$125

• North Carolina: Mt. Rogers, very uniform quality.

42,000

$160

• Berkey's Seed Orchard:
  The seed is a first generation seed orchard. The source is originally the Balsam Mountains, NC, the top 10% of the trees at 8 foot tall were selected for the orchard, which was started in 1978. It is a fast growing tree and has been in production for 20 years. This seed has been yeilding 90% Number 1 Christmas trees.

45,000

$300

• Williamette N.F. Cascade Mtns. Oregon:
  Two select trees.

20,000

$45

• Clearwater N.F. Idaho

16,000

$67

• West Virginia:
  Excellent growth rate, bluish color, dense crown form, high needle density on twigs. On going tests show tolerance for less moisture and higher temperatures than Fraser.

46,000

$300
Sold Out

• Bout, France:
  Cloned Seed Orchard Also known as Caucasian fir, similar to Abies alba and Abies bornmuelleriana.

7,700

$75

• Krasnaja-Poljana:
  Very late bud breaking with narrow form. A very hardy tree with dense shiny green foliage, excellent needle retention, andhas shown resistance to root rot.

6,800

Expected
Feb. 2010

• Bolu-Kokez,Turkey: 
  Native to the mountains of Northwestern Turkey. Breaks bud slightly earlier than Nordmann with a faster growth rate, also some tests have shown resistance to root rot.

7,500

$50

NOTES: N.F. = National Forest
Some stands are on private holdings within or adjacent to the National Forest.