Coniferous tree ABCONCOL

Description
Abies concolor (Colorado White Fir) is a very attractive, large evergreen tree with smooth grey bark on younger trees and grooved, scaly bark on older specimens. Leaves are thick, up to 5.5 cm long, nearly round in cross-section, and present an attractive blue‑green to grey‑green colour; they are arranged mainly in two ranks but some stand above the shoot. Cones are pale green when young, sometimes with a purplish bloom; bracts are hidden.

Reference
Ref: ABCONCOL

Available sizes and prices
100-125 — 41.06
125-150 — 60.62
150-175 — 85.37
175-200 — 123.71
200-+ — 219.95
250-+ — 335.50
40-50 — 17.75
50-60 — 20.60
60-80 — 25.65
80-100 — 32.51

Technical specifications

• Species: Abies concolor
• Common name: Colorado White Fir
• Reference code: ABCONCOL
• Tree habit: very beautiful, large evergreen
• Bark: smooth and grey on younger trees; grooved and scaly on older trees
• Leaves: up to 5.5 cm long, thick, almost round in cross-section
• Leaf colour: blue-green to grey-green
• Leaf arrangement: mainly in two ranks, some leaves stand above the shoot
• Cones: pale green when young, sometimes purplish bloomy; bracts hidden
• Available sizes with corresponding prices: see Available sizes and prices block above