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Identify this Christmas tree

Milton09 · 2013-01-08 13:17:06

Folks, can anyone tell me what breed this tree is? Its non shed. thanks

08-01-2013 1:17pm

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Milton09

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Folks, can anyone tell me what breed this tree is?
Its non shed.
thanks

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#2 08-01-2013 2:10pm

Rovi

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Looks like Noble Fir, but I'd await confirmation from someone who knows for sure.

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#3 08-01-2013 5:02pm

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have a look at the attached ID sheet to see if you can pin it down.
Non shed may mean that it has been sprayed with somthing to keep the leaves in place.

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#4 09-01-2013 7:32am

The_Conductor

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Nordmann Fir?
The closeup with the curled lip is what I'm looking at.
If you look at the underside of the needles- the two stomal bands are another distinguishing feature.
We did import a lot of seedlings from Denmark from 1996 onwards.
I'm only guessing though!

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#5 09-01-2013 2:32pm

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Noble fir

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