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Take a deep breath, the Québec fir tree
has an incomparable fragrance!

We grow balsam firs and Fraser firs.

In the spring, we plant trees that stem from good genetics and have good needle retention. We manually trim our fir trees every summer in order to give them a lovely regular conical shape and to increase their density. Cutting of the Fraser fir starts at the end of October, and the balsam firs are cut at the beginning of November. The trees are all fertilized on a yearly basis.

Our fir trees are planted in loamy and sandy loamy type soil. The sandy soil of our Appalachian mountains gives stronger trees.

As a Christmas tree grower :

  • We sell trees from 3 to 15 feet tall
  • We can supply magnificent Christmas trees up to 55 feet tall for special events (for example: the Québec Parliament building)
  • We also sell 50-pound bundles of fir branches for cemeteries and Christmas decorations.
Balsam fir
Balsam fir More info
 

The balsam fir is known for its conical shape and medium to dark green colour. Its fragrance is intense and it offers excellent solidity to support Christmas ornaments. The balsam fir is one of the first Christmas trees to have been commercialized in North America.

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Fraser fir
Fraser fir More info
 

The Fraser fir is known for its needle retention and its silvery-blue colour. Its short needles maintain their colour and remain fixed to the tree for a long time after it has been cut.

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Tree classes
Tree classes More info

  We offer 4 classes of trees:

Premium
very good density, good colour, little or no defects

No.1
very good density, good colour and 1 major defect

No.2
medium density, good to medium colour and may have 2 or 3 major defects

No.3
low density, medium colour and may have several major defects

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