Christmas Tree Contestants

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Isaac Martinez

All throughout the US and many other countries, the minute Thanksgiving is over, families being decorating for the Christmas season. Many decorations include various forms of lights, bells, holly, garlands, etc. But, the most important Christmas decoration is the Christmas tree. Very few go without a Christmas tree during the holidays. Downtown cities, work plazas, offices, restaurants, homes, etc. all across America participate with the inclusion of a Christmas

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tree. Now, what type of tree you may ask? Here’s a list of the top 3 trees and why they are so. 

Coming at first if the Fraser Fir. According to thespruce.com, “The Fraser fir is considered by many to be the perfect holiday tree. It boasts attractive one-inch needles that are silvery-green and soft to the touch, making it the ideal variety for families with pets or young children who tend to handle their tree.”

Coming at second is the Noble Fir. According to thespruce.com, “Noble fir trees are another beloved holiday tree species, featuring deep blue-green needles and cones that showcase trademark spikey bracts. In nature, noble fir trees are the largest varieties (sometimes reaching 260 feet tall), making them a great option if you’re looking for an especially tall tree for an office building or two-story entryway.”

Coming at the third is the Colorado Blue Spruce. According to thespruce.com, “A Colorado blue spruce tree (which is the state tree of Colorado) is characterized by a nice pyramidal shape and strong limbs able to hold heavy ornaments. The blue spruce is known for its lovely blue foliage (which can also appear silvery) and thin, pointy needles.”

I hope this list helps you and your family with your tree hunting this season! 🙂