This evergreen tree has flat, dark green needles with a strong balsam scent. Balsam fir makes a striking figure in the landscape with its narrowly-pyramidal ...

An evergreen tree from the Pine Family (Pinaceae) Zone: 3-5 Growth Rate: Slow Mature Spread: 20' Mature Height: 70' Shape: symmetrically pyramid to open ...

The Balsam Fir features aromatic foliage and a narrow, pointed, spire-like crown. The needles are flat, about ¾ inch long, and dark green in color. The under ...

Dec 31, 2020 · ​The first thing you'll want to do is find a branch on your tree that is about ¼” in diameter and cut it from the trunk of the tree. Next, you' ...

Balsam fir grow very symmetrically, their branches grow in a pattern of spirals around the trunk of the tree year after year. Their unique smell can be used in ...

Balsam fir occurs statewide and is the most abundant tree in the state. It is frequently found in damp woods and on well-drained hillsides,.

Abies balsamea (Balsam Fir) ; Origin: native ; Habitat: sun; moist to wet; peat swamps, moist upland forest ; Plant height: 50 to 85 feet ; Flower: Flower shape: ...

An evergreen conifer native to North America, and a late-successional species found in areas that have not been disturbed recently. The only fir found in ...

The balsam fir (Abies balsamea) is a medium-sized tree, 50 to 60 feet in height. It is native to northeast Iowa where it grows on moist slopes.