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 koreana is a slow growing, conical shaped tree with shiny, dark green leaves with 2 whitish bands underneath. The cones are blue-violet before maturity. Best in cooler climates, this fir can tolerate some heat. ‘Aurea’ is small and slow […]

This dwarf cultivar has distinctly twisted branches, particularly toward their ends. It has flat, blunt needles and tiered, horizontal branches. This plant enjoys plenty of sun, cooler climates and acidic soil.

‘Compact Form’ is small and pyramid shaped. It features needles that are short and green and densely arranged. The needles are flat and blunt on branches that are tiered and horizontal. This plant enjoys plenty of sun, cooler climates and […]

Abies koreana is a slow growing, conical shaped tree with shiny, dark green leaves with 2 whitish bands underneath. The cones are blue-violet before maturity. Best in cooler climates, this fir can tolerate some heat. ‘Brevifolia’ is small and slow […]

Abies koreana is a slow growing, conical shaped tree with shiny, dark green leaves with 2 whitish bands underneath. The cones are blue-violet before maturity. Best in cooler climates, this fir can tolerate some heat. ‘Blauer Pfiff’ has blue needles […]

Fast-growing, tall, columnar evergreen reaching heights of 80 to 200 feet and widths of 15 to 25 feet. Bark is smooth and gray and cracked on mature trees. Needles are soft, shiny, dark green with silver underneath and point out […]

Abies firma is one of the evergreen Japanese firs, that under ideal conditions may reach 150 feet, but under cultivation, 40 to 50 feet is more usual. The needles are 1 1/2 inches long, broadest at the middle, dark green […]

Abies concolor is a slow to medium growing fir with blue-green leaves pointing upward and forward along the shoot. The 3- to 5-inch cones are greenish-purple when young, turning brown. Reaches heights up to 130 feet. ‘Winter Gold’, a small […]

This common native western fir is a slow growing, compact, evergreen tree that may reach 10 feet high and wide. Loose horizontal branches hold bright, gray-green needles. Withstands heat, cold and drought. Ideal for use as specimen or container planting. […]