Christmas Tree Descriptions:

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Balsam Fir is a native of Wisconsin and is truly a superb Christmas tree.  The needles are singly attached and form a very soft feather-like spray of foliage. The lovely green color, and fragrant, fresh-cut aroma, make it one of the most desirable trees on the market.

Douglas Fir is a truly beautiful tree.  The needles vary from green to blue-green color and are soft to the touch.  Moderately strong boughs weep gracefully when hung with ornaments.

Fraser Fir is a native to the high elevation of the Appalachian Mountains, and have adapted well to the rugged Wisconsin climate.  The dark green color and pleasant fresh-cut aroma make this a frequently requested tree.  The branches are strong and the soft needles are pleasant to the touch and have a silvery underside.

White Spruce is a native Wisconsin tree.  The blue-green foliage is very attractive and makes a good Christmas tree.  The strong branches are excellent for holding ornaments and it is the most fragrant tree.

Blue Spruce is truly a beautiful tree.  Needle color ranges from dark green to powdery blue.  The strong branches are excellent for holding ornaments, but the needles are very picky to the touch.

White Pine is a native of Wisconsin and made Wisconsin famous in the old logging days.  The soft long needles that have a blue-green color with just a hint of white make this tree a favorite of pine buyers.  Moderately strong boughs weep gracefully when hung with ornaments.  Years of meticulous shearing create a beautiful tree that stands straight and retains its needles throughout the Christmas season.

Cedar has fan-like glossy leaves.  Its fragrance and lacy leaves make this a desirable tree for decorative purposes and a Christmas tree for some.