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| Kennedy's Guide to Picking the
Perfect Christmas Tree 08 |
| Variety |
Fragrance |
Needle
Retention |
Shape |
Holds
Ornaments |
Color |
Comments |
Grower |
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| Fraser
Fir |
Good |
Excellent |
Okay |
Excellent |
Silver Green |
Holds
Needles very well, good fragrance. Our
most popular tree. |
Canadian
Grown |
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| Balsam
Fir |
Excellent |
Fair |
Good |
Good |
Dark Green |
Most Fragrant and Very Popular |
Canadian
Grown |
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| Canaan
Fir |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Good |
Green |
New
Hybrid, Characteristics of Balsam and Fraser Firs.
Few! |
New
England Grown |
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| Grand
Fir |
Excellent |
Good |
Excellent |
Good |
Shiny Green |
Unique
glossy needles, Nice citrus fragrance, perfect shapes,
A Kennedy's favorite |
Oregon
Grown |
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| Concolor
Fir |
Faint |
Excellent |
Average |
Good |
Blue Green |
Barely
drops a needle. Nice color. Most
customers come back and ask for them the following year. |
Oregon
Grown |
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| Douglas
Fir |
Faint |
Good |
Excellent |
Okay |
Light Green |
Our
Full Figured Model.
Great shape. |
New
England Grown |
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| Noble
Fir |
Faint |
Excellent |
Good |
Excellent |
Blue Green |
Great
color and superior needle
retention. Premium tree.
Hard to find. |
New
England Grown |
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| Blue
Spruce |
Some
like,
some don't |
Okay |
Excellent |
Excellent |
Light Green |
Perfect
shapes. A tad prickly.
Make sure smell agrees with you. |
New
England Grown |
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Written by Chris Kennedy of Kennedy's Country Gardens | |
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