List of Large Growing Abies

Abies delavayi

Forms a beautiful, conical fir tree, reaching approx 3 metres in the first 10 years.
Develops amazing blue cones at a young age.

Abies nordmanniana

A beautiful dark green fir tree, developing into a perfect conical shape.
Slow growing at first, becoming faster with age.
A 10 year old plant should be approx 3-4M, reaching 8-10m in 30 years.

Abies pectinata

"White or Silver Fir"
A beautiful fir growing in the typical pyramidal shape. The foliage a very dark green on top, silver beneath. In spring the new foliage is a bright lime green colour.

Abies procera 'Glauca'

"Blue Noble Fir"
A majestic fir with dense, beautiful blue foliage. A slow grower, taking a while to develop the typical pyramidal shape.

Abies grandis

"Grand Fir"
A slow growing fir with dark green needles. Conical when young, but eventually becoming a round-topped tall tree.

Abies numidica 'Glauca'

"Blue Algerian Fir"
A typical fir tree growing in a pyramidal shape. The foliage consists of short grey needles. Red strobili in spring.

Abies pindrow

"WEST HIMALAYAN FIR" A typical fir with a straight trunk and pyramidal form. The dark green needles are very long. The light green new grow makes a stunning contrast to the older foliage.

Abies pinsapo 'Glauca'

"Blue Spanish Fir"
A very dense, pyramidal tree. The foliage consists of short grey needles.

Abies squamata

"Flaky Bark Fir"
A slow growing fir, developing the typical pyramidal shape. The trunk develops beautiful flaky bark from about 6 years old. Produces amazing purple cones. Light green foliage. Good for bonsai.