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ABIES (Fir) |
| Evergreens that eventually become large, however, there are many dwarf varieties which make excellent specimen and rock garden accent plants. |
| Abies alba 'Pyramidalis' |
European Silver Fir |
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| Height: 45-65' Width: 12-20’ | Zone: 5 |
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| A densely needled ornamental conifer, has deep green needles with a silvery underside. The branches often grow upwards at an angle from the main trunk. The tree looks like a column and first, then becoming more like a thin cone in shape. | |||
| 3-3½' 3½-4' |
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| Abies fraseri |
Fraser Fir |
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| Height: 30-75' Width: 20-25’ | Zone: 4 |
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| Densely arranged long needles and horizontal branching create a very solid pyramidal habit characteristic of this species. Prefers well-drained soils for best performance. | |||
| 3-4' 4-5' 5-6' 6-7' |
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