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Noble Fir

A beautiful tree noted for its blue-green leaves that is often used in floristry as well as for Christmas trees.

Nordmann Fir / Caucasian Fir

A species of fir of great ornamental value and much valued in Christmas tree production for its dense foliage.

Norway Spruce

Norway Spruce is the traditional and most widely grown Christmas tree. It dislikes extremely exposed sites.

Oriental Spruce

This is a large densely branched tree with branches and dark green leaves down to ground level. The young cones are 10cm long and purple.

Pacific Silver Fir

This is a native of north-west America but in Europe it is grown as an ornamental tree. Amabalis means beautiful and it can resemble Abies nordmanniana.

Red Fir

This tree forms the great forests of the Sierra Nevada of California. It has long blue-green needles with purple cones of up to 20 cm long.

Scots Pine

Scots Pine is the only pine native to Britain and is easily recognised by its attractive reddish bark. It has a conical growth habit when young and is popular for Bonsai production.

Serbian Spruce

Serbian Spruce is a very adaptable spruce which quickly forms a tall slender tree with short drooping branches and dark green leaves.

Sitka Spruce

Sitka Spruce is probably one of the most important species of conifer from an economic viewpoint. It thrives on damp sites.

Stone Pine

This tree is exploited for its edible pine nut, it has a short trunk and umbrella like growth habit giving mature trees a flat crown. It has attractive gluacaus blue-green leaves in younger specimens....