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BEDROCK FARM CHOOSE AND CUT CHRISTMAS TREES |
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Take a look at Bedrock Farm Christmas trees. Currently you can choose from hundreds of 4' to 12' Douglas Fir and Canaan Fir trees. Choose from 4' to 9' Fraser firs. Mouse-over pictures to see close-up of needles. |
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Canaan Fir field. Charter crop. |
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Canaan Fir trees are a cross between a Fraser Fir and a Balsam Fir. The look of a Fraser with the fragrance of a Balsam. |
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Fraser Fir is a favorite of many. They have the sturdier branches for heavier ornaments. |
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Douglas Fir trees are very full and have softer needles. |
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All of the Fir trees have excellent needle retention. The key is to have a fresh cut at the base and get it in water as soon as possible. The tree naturally begins to seal itself with sap when cut and left dry which will block absorption of water. To help keep it fresh for the holiday season be careful not to let the water container run dry especially during the first week. |
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