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Which Real Christmas Tree Is The One For You

Real Christmas trees are a nice choice over artificial trees for many.  There are a number of different types of trees that are generally used for Christmas trees.  One of which are the Scotch pines which fit nicely into the average sized home living room.

Others are:

• Deodora Cedar - this type tree has pendulous needle tips and blue-green short needles.
• Eastern Red - this tree gives off a great scent and has shiny dark green leaves.  It is sticky to the touch and usually only lasts two to three weeks.  It is best used in a humid climate because it dries out quickly.
•  Leland Cypress - this type tree is very popular in the southeastern part of the United States.  It has dark green or gray foliage and it has a light, pleasant scent.  This one is great in a home where there are allergen troubled folks.
• Douglas Fir - this popular tree is easily flocked.  It lives longer than other trees and has a great fragrance.  Its leaves are either blue or dark green. 
• Fraser - a sister fir to the Douglas Fir the Fraser has needles that are flatter and dark green.  It gives off a pleasant aroma and holds its needles well.
• Grand Fir - this fir has a more citrus aroma and has dark green shiny needles.  This noble fir is more durable and will hold those heavy ornaments better.  This tree is healthier and lives longer as a Christmas tree. 

Other commonly used types of Christmas trees are the pine and the spruce.  The spruce dries quickly and loses its needles rapidly where the pine offers a great fragrance.

While out doing your Christmas Shopping take a look at the real Christmas trees this year.  Take the kids with you and let them help select that perfect tree for you and your family this holiday season.

Enjoy your tree!