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Morning Dew Christmas Trees In Salem Oregon We Are A Wholesale Christmas Tree Company We grow Noble, Douglas, Nordman and Grand fir Christmas trees, and we think that our Oregon tree farms gives us an advantage in growing superior quality trees!
Christmas tree harvest is one of our busiest times of the
year. Prior to harvest, trees are carefully tagged according to grade and size. Then on to baling the process of sending
a cut tree through a wrapping machine. Trees coming from the baler are then decked to await the days shipment. Paul Paschke
To order Paul at 1-503-371-1079 Cell 503-871-4230
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| Noble fir |
A Noble fir Christmas tree
is an evergreen tree in the True Fir family with gray green
needles that often appear silver. It is an excellent
Christmas tree because of its beauty, stiff branches and
long needle retention, and is rapidly growing in popularity.
The needles are generally twisted upward so that the lower,
lighter colored, surface of the branch is exposed. The tree
has a rounded crown and symmetrical shape. The needles grow
to about 1½ inches. A cultured Noble fir Christmas tree is
dense and grows slower than most other varieties. You can
expect your Noble fir to stay fresh with proper watering for
up to 6 weeks.
We Sell Only Wholesale Christmas Trees Minimum Order Of 20 |
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| Douglas fir |
A Douglas fir Christmas
tree is an evergreen tree with a pyramid shaped crown and
blue green needles ¾ inch to 1½ inches long. It is our most
popular Christmas tree and western Oregon's predominant tree
species. It is the most dominant species in the reforested
areas of our farm and left to grow can attain heights of up
to 300' and live to be over 500 years old. Its thick bark
helps it to survive forest fires. After being cut, the average life of a Douglas fir
Christmas tree is 3-4 weeks.
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| Grand fir |
Grand fir Christmas trees
are often chosen because of their unique beauty and
absolutely wonderful scent. They are beautiful, thick
foliaged trees that attain their shape early and have
lustrous shiny dark green needles. The needles are blunt
and notched on the end with two white bands on the lower
surface. This gives the tree a "silvery" appearance. The
needles spread horizontally in 2 distinct rows and are 1-1/4
to 2 inches long. The branches appear flattened because of
their arrangement on the twigs. They are known to be very
tolerant of cold temperatures, however, as is the case with
our other tree species, they will not survive long if they
are frozen after they have been cut.
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| Nordman Fir | Nordman fir have dark green glossy needles and dense foliage. They are native to Northern Turkey and the Republic of Georgia and can withstand temperatures as low as 40 degrees C. The Nordman fir has excellent needle retention qualities. These trees can be compared to the Noble fir but are not quite as symmetrical and tend to have a little more character. They can take as long as 10 years to grow. | |
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