[a.k.a White Fir]
[Abies concolor]
You are here: Nurserymen > Evergreen Plug Transplants > Concolor Fir
The Concolor Fir (or White Fir) is a very attractive tree with a medium greenish blue color. However, the needle structure is quite unique, being quite long and very soft with a very nice aroma. Concolor Fir are fast growing after the first couple of years, can grow as high as 150 feet and live over 300 years. They are a gorgeous ornamental evergreen, and are popular for use as Christmas trees.
DISCONTINUED in this size, see Concolor Fir seedlings, Concolor Fir transplants, Concolor Fir plug seedlings
Concolor are widely used as ornamental trees and thrive all over the Eastern US, and grow naturally from the Rocky Mountains all the way to the West Coast. Its cones are about 4 inches long on average, and point up instead of down as with most other evergreens.
Concolor Fir are shade tolerant, and grow on both moist loamy soils and drier sandy soils. If you’re not familiar with this species [a.k.a. White Fir], it can definitely surprise you with its natural beauty.
PLANT THESE PLUG TRANSPLANTS IN RECORD TIME:
Watch how to plant evergreen plug transplants fast and with less effort than any “bare root” evergreen transplant of a similar size. With just a cordless drill and our plug transplant bulb auger, you can realistically plant 50 to 100 trees per hour without breaking your back. You can buy this auger on the cheap with tree purchase, but with any order of 50 plug transplants or more [pls read that again, this offer is not for plug seedlings] we’ll include the auger for FREE!
Concolor Fir: characteristics and options:
• prefers hardiness zones 3-7
• prefers full sun to partial shade
• mature height and spread: up to 70 ft high, 25 ft spread
• prefers rich soils, sandy loamy soils, and does well in clay soils
• Wikipedia info on Abies concolor
• Concolor Fir Sizes and Availability:
--- Concolor Fir seedlings [sold out till Spring 2025]
--- Concolor Fir transplants [sold out till Spring 2025]
--- Concolor Fir plug seedlings [sold out till Spring 2025]
• Comparable alternative species: Balsam Fir, Canaan Fir, Douglas Fir, Fraser Fir and Noble Fir. Confused about species? Check out our Evergreen Tree Buyers Guide