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 Christmas is a time of joy and celebration – a time to share traditional rituals with family and friends. Gift-giving, caroling, tree decorating, hanging stockings and baking cookies are all traditions that have been passed down through the years.
Make selecting a real tree part of your family's Christmas
tradition.
Flower Mound Christmas Trees
has thousands of pre-cut trees to choose
from, even the hard to find 16' tall Christmas
trees. There are 8 different varieties, both natural and
flocked. Bring your tree stand
with you and we will even help trim down the trunk
to fit! Be sure to read through our "Christmas
Tree tips
and care" page to keep your tree beautiful and
safe into January.
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 Douglas
Fir: 1” to 1 ½” soft green to
blue-green needles; good needle retention; good fragrance;
needles have one of the best aromas among Christmas
trees when crushed.
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 Fraser
Fir: ¾” to 1” inch long soft, dark green,
needles that are light blue-green on the under side; good needle retention; nice scent;
pyramid-shaped strong branches which turn upward. Its
branches are slightly stiffer than the Douglas Fir.
Generally consider the most desirable of trees (used
by the White House).
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 Noble
Fir: 1” inch long, bluish-green needles
with a silvery appearance; keeps well; has
short, stiff branches; great for heavier
ornaments; is used to make wreaths, door
swags and garland.
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 Grand
Fir: 1” to 1½” inch long with soft, dark green
glossy needles; holds needles for four weeks -
will stay on even when dry; has two distinct
rows of needles spread horizontally so that both
the upper and lower sides of the branches are
clearly visible.
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 Scotch
Pine: 1” inch long, stiff, dark green needles
and stiff branches; holds needles for four weeks
- will stay on even when dry; most common Christmas tree; has open appearance and more room for ornaments; keeps aroma throughout the season.
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 Blue
Spruce: ¾” to 1 ½” long, dark green to powdery
blue stiff needles; best among species for needle
retention but may drop needles in a warm room; good
form and symmetry; stiff branches support many heavy
decorations; prickly needles keep some people from
selecting it, but that same prickliness helps keep
toddlers from climbing into it.
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 Balsam Fir: ½” to 1” inch long dark green,
flattened needles; good needle retention; nice scent;
pyramid-shaped strong branches which turn upward.
Generally consider the most desirable of trees, just .
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 Concolor
(White) Fir: ½” to 1½” flattened needles with
great color; a pleasing natural shape and aroma, and
good needle retention. It's lighter branches may
require lighter decorations.
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 Flocked
trees: If you want your tree to have that "Just Snowed Look",
we can flock your tree of choice or you can pick from our large selection of
pre-flocked Christmas trees. Flocking is priced by the foot. |
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