The trees of Alpine
From the shape of the branches to the smallest silver-green needle. A closer look at the six varieties growing in our field.
Find your favouriteA note for this season. Our Noble, Fraser and Concolor firs are still young and are not ready for cutting in 2026. We expect trees from these plantings to be ready across the 2027 and 2028 seasons.
2026 selection & prices ↗Showing all 6 varieties
Soft & full
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Soft green to blue-green needles give Douglas fir a full, feathery look. Its needles have a sweet scent when gently crushed.
2026 sizes and trees released for sale will be confirmed before opening.
Glossy & fragrant
Abies grandis
Glossy green needles spread along the branches, with pale lines underneath. Grand fir brings lush foliage and a pronounced fresh scent.
2026 sizes and trees released for sale will be confirmed before opening.
A classic Christmas shape
Abies balsamea var. phanerolepis
Canaan fir shares features with both Fraser and balsam fir. Its familiar fir shape and green needles bring a little of the forest home.
2026 sizes and trees released for sale will be confirmed before opening.
Layered & blue-green
Abies procera
Blue-green needles and beautifully spaced, layered branches give Noble fir its distinctive character.
Growing for 2027 & 2028Our Noble fir trees are still young and aren’t ready for cutting yet. We expect the first trees to be ready across the next two seasons.
Green & silver
Abies fraseri
Deep green needles with pale undersides and a familiar Christmas silhouette. Fraser fir is known for sturdy branches and a fresh fragrance.
Growing for 2027 & 2028Our Fraser fir trees are still young and aren’t ready for cutting yet. We expect the first trees to be ready across the next two seasons.
Also known as white fir
Abies concolor
Long, blue-green needles give Concolor fir a distinctive look. Its foliage adds a softer, silvery note among the deeper greens of the field.
Growing for 2027 & 2028Our Concolor fir trees are still young and aren’t ready for cutting yet. We expect the first trees to be ready across the next two seasons.
Variety descriptions: National Christmas Tree Association. Field varieties confirmed by Alpine.
Choosing for this Christmas? Ask us about the trees released for sale, sizes and availability.
Get in touchMake a day of it
4726 248 St, Township of Langley, BC V4W 1B6
Dogs on leash welcome. Cash or e-transfer only.
2026 season
10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
More December dates inside. Later openings depend on remaining trees—check our social media before you visit.
