It's the first time in the 47-year history of the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree Program that a noble has been selected and the second time Oregon has supplied the tree. A 70-foot Douglas fir from ...

Noble Fir Anna Minard. It’s getting stormy—time to retreat to our well-worn drinkin’ holes and find a few new ones to make the dark days bearable. With rich wood, just-right ...

SALEM -- The tree is a little shorter than those of past years and a limb was broken off in transport, but the 27-foot-tall noble fir will nonetheless be the centerpiece of the Oregon Capitol's ...

The laid-back Seattle tavern the Noble Fir features bookshelves full of Lonely Planet guides and walls adorned with trail maps, plus lots of beer and cider choices.

No holiday is complete without picking the best Christmas tree. Here's how to pick a long-lasting, live X-mas tree, whether you want fir, spruce, or pine, according to experts.

Chal Landgren: Good question, my observation, and it’s more anecdotal, talking to lots of growers, is that for the seedlings, as Mike mentioned, I’d say the overall state loss of Noble Fir ...

Douglas and Noble fir are the dominant holiday tree species in the Pacific Northwest. In North Carolina, the No. 2 producer, it costs farmers up to $6 million a year, ...

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You can't turn around for two seconds without another eats-joint opening in Ballard. Don't believe me? Go take a stroll and see for yourself. I was hot on the gelato trail this week, intent on ...

You're bound to find a Noble, Grand, Turkish, or Nordman Fir that suits your fancy—this 100-acre farm claims to supply over 28,000 in their U-cut fields. They also sell gifts, wreaths, and ...

The balsam fir—a variety most commonly found in the Northeast and Great Lake states—tops the list of most fragrant Christmas trees. Per O’Connor, the balsam fir is widely known for its ...

White fir, Douglas fir, Scotch pine, sequoia, silver tip, incense cedar. Apples, cider, walnuts, apple pies, picnic tables, easy walking trails. 2721 Mace Road, Camino.