Nordmann Fir
The Nordmann Fir is native to the countries of Georgia and Russia and is by far the most popular Christmas tree species in Europe, and there is increased interest in the species in the United States. The popularity of this species is due to several factors. First and foremost are the glossy, dark green needles, which are darker than almost any fir except for grand fir. Nordmann fir needles are directed forward giving the upper surface of the branches a brushed, smooth appearance.
The Nordmann Fir is native to the countries of Georgia and Russia and is by far the most popular Christmas tree species in Europe, and there is increased interest in the species in the United States. The popularity of this species is due to several factors. First and foremost are the glossy, dark green needles, which are darker than almost any fir except for grand fir. Nordmann fir needles are directed forward giving the upper surface of the branches a brushed, smooth appearance.
The Nordmann Fir is native to the countries of Georgia and Russia and is by far the most popular Christmas tree species in Europe, and there is increased interest in the species in the United States. The popularity of this species is due to several factors. First and foremost are the glossy, dark green needles, which are darker than almost any fir except for grand fir. Nordmann fir needles are directed forward giving the upper surface of the branches a brushed, smooth appearance.