Carolina Sapphire
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The Carolina Sapphire is a clean tree that does not drop dead needles and has a strong, clean, piney aroma. The foliage is thick with a beautiful light blue-green color. It is also relatively new to the Christmas tree family.

Eastern Red Cedar
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The eastern Red Cedar is the old southern traditional Christmas tree, and is loved my many. The foliage is a dark, shinney, green color and has a distinctive fragrance. Foliage is thick but the branches are flexible and will only support light ornaments and decorations of ribbons. If the tree is kept watered to keep it fresh and prevent drying out, it will last throughout the season.

Green Giant Arborvitae
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The green giant is the newest tree to be used as a Christmas tree and has become very desirable. Like the Leyland and Sapphire, it does not drop dead needles. Another appeal is its sweet, almost perfumed aroma. It is a rich green color with flattened branches.

Leyland Cypress
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Leyland cypress is new to the Christmas tree family of trees. It has become very popular because it makes a beautiful, conical, long lasting tree and does not drop needles. Branches are feathery and are a bright green color. Branches do not support heavy ornaments.

Virginia Pine
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Virginia pines are the "scotch pines of the south" and also known as the "Charlie Brown" tree. They have a rich piney fragrance, stay green longer than any other tree, and have stout branches to hold heavy ornaments. The needles are 2 inches in length and grow in pairs.

White Pine
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White pines bring the aroma of the north woods. The needles are soft and pliable, 2.5 to 5 inches in length in bundles of 5, and blue green in color. White pines have dense branching to give them a full conical shape. They have very good needle retention and branches are used in wreaths and garland.