Canaan Fir Trees, Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis - One Gallon Container

Canaan Fir Trees, Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis - One Gallon ContainerCanaan Fir, Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis One Gallon Container The Canaan fir has the strong shape and green blue needles of a Fraser while being fragrant like a Balsam. It makes an excellent Christmas tree due to its high needle retention but also serves well for screening, coppices, and woodland or meadow areas. Having a late bud break, the Canaan is less likely to be harmed by a late spring frost than either the Fraser or the Balsam. Preferring

columnar trunk and a conical crown

and a slow to medium growth rate of 12" to 24" per year

This thornless heirloom variety was first introduced in 1888

Thrives in areas from Michigan

or plant alone as a specimen tree

making it a reliable choice for gardeners

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Likes a rich soil with lots of compost

Double Gold Raspberry plants

sandy or clay soils that are well-drained

a variegated evergreen sedge

Sophora Little Baby plants are difficult to propagate and there is often a waiting list