Trees

Balsam Fir
Abeis balsamea

The only fir native
to the Northeast with narrow crown and spreading branches
and aromatic foliage. Christmas trees, wreathes and balsam
pillows utilize the aromatic foliage. This is a great ornamental
tree for your property and to help define boundaries. We
offer Balsams in a variety of sizes for transplanting.

We also offer Christmas trees by mail order during early
December only. See our mail order page for details.

This is an aromatic evergreen tree with an angled trunk
and conical crown. 40-70 feet. These hardy trees adapt well
to most soils and grow well with proper care. This is the
perfect tree to use as a hedge row or wind break. They grow
an average of 12” per year and create the perfect fence
line between neighbors or around a deck or hot tub for privacy.
Our Trees grow in the NorthEast Kingdom of Vermont and with
stand severe weather conditions Check our mail order page.

This is the largest Northeastern conifer with a straight
trunk. A hardy and valuable tree grows over 100 feet. Ease
of transplanting And rapid growth makes it an ideal candidate
for wind breaks and landscaping. See our mail-order page
for details on shipping.

It is a small to medium-size deciduous tree reaching 33–66
ft tall, with a trunk up to (24 in) diameter. The tamarack
is not an evergreen. The bark is tight and flaky, pink,
but under flaking bark it can appear reddish. The leaves
are needle-like, 0.8–1.2 in short, light blue-green,
turning bright yellow before they fall in the autumn, leaving
the pale pinkish-brown shoots bare until the next spring.
The needles are produced spirally on long shoots and in
dense clusters on long woody spur shoots. The cones are
the smallest of any larch, only 0.4–0.9 in. long,
with 12-25 seed scales.