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Fraser Fir Seedlings
Fraser Fir Seedlings
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ZONES |
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4a 4b 5a 5b 6a 6b 7a 7b |
SUN |
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Full |
SOIL |
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Medium textured |
PH |
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3.5 - 5.5 |
ALTITUDE RANGE |
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1000-6000 feet (350m-2000m) |
MOISTURE |
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Medium (45-100 inches precipitation annually) |
SIZE |
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20 year height - 20 feet, at maturity 55 feet |
GROWTH SPEED |
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Moderate |
AGE |
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Up to 150 years |
SHADE TOLERANCE |
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No |
WINDBREAKER USE |
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No |
PRIVACY USE |
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No |
BIRD FRIENDLY |
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Yes |
DEER RESISTANT |
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Yes |
PREFERRED CHRISTMAS TREE |
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Yes |
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Fraser Fir (Abies fraseri) - Naturally Grown Plug Seedlings
What You Get:
Choose the ideal size for your planting project:
- An all-naturally grown plug seedling, available in a 6+ inch size.
- Also available as a larger 12+ inch plug seedling with a substantial 20 cubic inch rootball, providing a more established start.
Our unwavering commitment means no chemical fertilizers or pesticides are ever used. This ensures you receive a healthier, more robust tree for your landscape, while also supporting a cleaner, more sustainable environment. For comprehensive details on our natural growing practices and the superior quality of our trees, please visit our About Our Trees & Plants page.
When You Get It:
Your seedlings will be carefully shipped during the optimal planting season – either Spring or Fall – based on your specific agricultural zone. You'll have the opportunity to select your preferred shipping season during checkout to ensure ideal planting conditions. Refer to our Shipping Schedule for important order and delivery information.
Volume Pricing Discount Available! Inquire about special pricing for larger orders.
Product Information:
The Celebrated Fraser Fir
Discover the enchanting Fraser Fir ( Abies fraseri ), a beloved needled evergreen tree from the Pinaceae (pine) family, native to the cool, moist Appalachian Mountains of the southeastern United States. This graceful conifer is widely celebrated for its classic beauty and aromatic qualities, making it a highly sought-after addition to many landscapes.
Ideal Growing Conditions: The Fraser Fir thrives best in full sun to light shade and requires moist, well-drained, acidic, loamy soil. It's important to note that this species does not tolerate high heat, making it particularly well-suited for cooler climates, higher elevations, or northern landscapes where its specific needs can be met (USDA Zones 4-7).
Aesthetic & Form: When young, the Fraser Fir exhibits a naturally narrow, conical shape, developing into a majestic tree that typically reaches 30 to 55 feet tall with a trunk 1 to 2 feet thick at maturity. Its elegant form and vibrant green needles with a silvery underside provide year-round visual interest.
The "Number One Christmas Tree": Beyond its ornamental value, the Fraser Fir holds a prestigious title: it's commercially farmed in North Carolina as a Christmas tree and has been ranked by the Christmas tree industry as the number one Christmas tree species! Its immense popularity for the holidays stems from its wonderfully fragrant and long-lasting needles that hold well throughout the season, creating that quintessential holiday aroma and beauty.
Perfect for Sensory Gardens & Family Spaces: The delightful fragrance and soft texture of its needles make the Fraser Fir an excellent specimen tree for a sensory garden, such as a garden for the blind, where its aroma can be fully appreciated. It's also a charming addition to a children's garden or a recreational play area, offering a pleasant sensory experience for all.
Bring the classic beauty and delightful aroma of the Fraser Fir to your landscape, creating a cherished focal point for years to come.
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