This cultivar has a wide pyramidal shape and needles that are thick, blunt and blue in color. This dense fir enjoys a good amount of sun but prefers cooler climates. It does best in an acidic soil.

Abies pinsapo is a tall evergreen, columnar when young and maturing to a more irregular habit. Reaches heights of 80 feet and widths of 15 to 25 feet. Needles are sharp, dark green to blue and arranged radially on the […]

Tall, conical evergreen reaching 120 feet tall and about 20 feet wide. Ideal speciman for narrow spaces. The needles are green and glossy with yellow or brown tinges. Leaves are dense and stiff and twisted at the base. Cones are […]

Abies nordmanniana is a stately fir tree, usually growing 40 to 60 feet in height when cultivated, but up to 200 feet in the wild. The lustrous dark green needles densely cover the branches and have 2 whitish bands underneath. […]

Abies nordmanniana is a stately fir tree, usually growing 40 to 60 feet in height when cultivated, but up to 200 feet in the wild. The lustrous dark green needles densely cover the branches and have 2 whitish bands underneath. […]

Abies lasiocarpa or Rocky Mountain Fir, is a very large evergreen, reaching 100 to 160 feet tall, with a typical spire form. The needles are pale blue-green above, silvery gray below. The bark is a pretty gray or chalk-white. The […]

Abies lasiocarpa or Rocky Mountain Fir, is a very large evergreen, reaching 100 to 160 feet tall, with a typical spire form. The needles are pale blue-green above, silvery gray below. The bark is a pretty gray or chalk-white. The […]

Abies lasiocarpa var. arizonica or Rocky Mountain Fir, is a very large evergreen, reaching 100 to 160 feet tall, with a typical spire form. The needles are silvery gray-green. This variety has a thicker and softer, pretty gray or chalk-white […]

This dwarf cultivar slow growing. It features a spherical habit with the needles being silver underneath and silver blue on top. It has flat, blunt needles and tiered, horizontal branches. This plant enjoys plenty of sun, cooler climates and acidic […]

This pyramid-shaped cultivar is small and features needles that curl to expose silver underneath. It has blunt needles and tiered, horizontal branches. This plant enjoys plenty of sun, cooler climates and acidic soil.