A slow growing fir tree that does not lose it’s needles over time and also has the added bonus of a fantastic pine frangrance too. Abies fraseri, also known as the Fraser fir, maintains a dense habit with a typical conical shape you’d expect from this type of tree. The young cones of this evergreen tree appear with a hint of purple when they first show, adding a touvh of additional interest to any garden. Height: 15m (49ft). Spread: 5m (16ft)

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