The balsam fir is small to medium in size ... and New Mexico, too. Outside its native range, the tree is commonly grown for ornamental purposes and found on Christmas tree farms.

The Fraser fir has a distinct distribution. Its native habitat is limited to high ... A more typical size range, however, is 50 to 60 feet and less than 12 inches DBH. The slightly upward-angled ...

While Christmas tree farmers cultivate a variety of fir species, balsam fir is the only type of fir native to northern New England. Balsam fir can be distinguished from other conifers by its pointed, ...

In this episode of ID That Tree, Purdue Extension forester Lenny Farlee introduces the Balsam Fir. This species is found in the North Woods of Northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.

this tree is a genetic variation of traditional balsam fir. Native also to Pennsylvania and New York where it can be found in remote stands, its range extends as far north as Sheet Harbour ...

The insect threatens nearly 1.9 billion balsam fir trees in Michigan’s forests, as well as the 13.5 million fir trees produced annually in Michigan for Christmas trees. Although not native to ...

Topping my list of champions of snowy winters are our fir trees, which have numerous adaptations for wintery conditions. Eastern hemlocks and balsam fir ... a well-adapted native of the north.

While the budworm is native to Minnesota, the intensity of the outbreak is a consequence of human activities that have resulted in more balsam fir on the landscape. That began with the logging ...

While artificial Christmas trees might be the popular choice during the holiday season, nothing beats the smell of a fresh balsam fir ... how seedlings react in range of temperatures Christmas ...