If you're planning on a live Christmas tree this year, here's some helpful information that will help you on your hunt.
There are many different species of trees grown for use as Christmas trees. Let’s take a look atDouglas firs
have soft, flat, blue-green needles that are attached singly to the stem. Their naturally symmetrical growth habit yields a full, attractive Christmas tree, and their reputation for good needle retention makes Douglas fir one of the most popular species to invite home for the holidays. The branches are moderately stiff and may not be suitable for the heaviest ornaments. Best of all, Douglas fir has a sweet, citrusy scent that most people enjoy.
Mike Hogan is Extension educator, Agriculture and Natural Resources, and associate professor with The Ohio State University Extension.
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