When you are trying to identify fir trees, look for erect and upturned cones growing off branches ... in North America including the red spruce, Colorado blue spruce, black spruce, Sitka spruce ...

White and blue spruce trees mainly grow throughout most of Canada ... four-angled and with four whitish stripe line. The cones of spruce are oblong and cylindrical that tend to be attached ...

Their seeds grow in cones, hidden between overlapping ... which is best for your holiday decorating? Pine trees grow faster than spruce and fir and are commonly used as Christmas trees.

These needled cone-bearing trees are called conifers. Example of conifer trees include pine, fir, spruce and cedar. Some shrubs which are conifers include juniper, arborvitae and others.

“When you’re ready to turn your cones in, it’s a good idea to have a burlap sack, or a carboard box is another good idea,” said Theresa Dobosenski with the Tree ... blue, white, or Norway ...

Rita Guentte’s grandchildren, Alyssa and Nick Miller, stand in front of her Colorado Blue Spruce tree in 1990, long before it reached 40 feet. The tree grew in both height and circumference when ...