Fraser Fir (Abies Fraserii) is an interesting fir tree, due to its attractive compact form and needle retentive abilities, Fraser Fir is as a result becoming popular as a Christmas tree.  Somehat similar to Balsam Fir, it is a native to North America, this was introduced into Britain during the 18th Century by John Fraser and is often found planted in large gardens and policy woodland.  Expect a final height of some 20m (67ft), so somewhat shorter than other members of the Fir family.

Woodland Design Principles - The creation of a Pinetum or Conifer collection

Typically, Fraser Fir may be planted as an individual tree or as an avenue of trees.  Estate and Policy Woodland plantings from the 18th Century often found this tree planted along with other North American conifer species.  Today, 150 years later these trees form an amazing sight and we think that this tree worthy of planting to achieve the same effect for future generations.   

Rabbit  and Deer Protection

We offer a range of tree shelters that will protect your trees against possible attack.  Click on this Tree Protection Link and it will take you to all of these products. 

Benefits of using our plug plant trees

Our trees are sold as plug plants, in other words the roots are encased in compost. This means that planting can be carried out at any time of the year, provided they are watered in periods of drought, compared to bare-root plants which can only be planted during the plants normal dormant period (November to March).  All of these trees are UK grown, which is important for successful establishment.