Fraser fir will last you about 5 weeks. If you like to buy your tree early, this one should still be looking good by Christmas time. A Douglas fir will also last quite a while at 4 weeks. Scotch pine also lasts for 3 weeks.
Fraser fir is a tiny evergreen coniferous tree with a trunk diameter of 40–50 cm, but occasionally 75 cm. It normally grows to a height of 10–15 m.
Conical in shape, the crown has straight branches that are either horizontal or slanted upward at a 40-degree angle from the trunk; it is dense while the tree is young and more open as it ages.
On young trees, the thin, smooth, grayish-brown bark is covered in a lot of sticky blisters that mature into fissures and scaly skin.
The needle-like leaves are 10-23 mm long and 2-2.2 mm wide. They are grouped spirally on the twigs but are twisted at their bases to produce two rows on each twig.
The cones are upright, cylindrical, dark purple when immature, and turn pale brown;
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