Noble, Fraser and Douglas fir Christmas trees

All three grow here on the farm in Aldergrove, in the Township of Langley.

Rows of bluish Noble firs at Tannenbaum Christmas Tree Farm in Aldergrove

Choose your fir

Pick by look, smell or how long you want it to last indoors.

$110 for any tree, GST included

  1. A dense Douglas fir with soft, dark green needles

    Douglas fir

    Pseudotsuga menziesii

    The BC native

    • Classic pyramid shape
    • Soft but prickly needles
    • Sweet fragrance
  2. A tall, full Fraser fir against a cloudy sky

    Fraser fir

    Abies fraseri

    The longest-lasting tree

    • Branches point upward
    • Needles dark on top, silvery underneath
  3. A Noble fir with blue-green needles growing on the farm

    Noble fir

    Abies procera

    The picture-perfect tree

    • Branches point straight out
    • Sturdy, distinctly spaced branches
    • Upright, bluish needles
    • Mild fragrance

Tree questions

Which tree should we choose?

Noble firs have sturdy, distinctly spaced branches and a mild fragrance. Fraser firs last the longest. Douglas firs have soft but prickly needles and a sweet fragrance.

How tall a tree should we get?

Measure your ceiling before you come, and leave about 30 cm (one foot) for the stand and the star on top.

How do I keep my tree fresh?

Cut a thin slice off the bottom of the trunk when you get home, then put it straight into water. Check the stand every day. A fresh tree drinks a lot in the first week.

Ready to pick one?

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