What makes this tree special.

Scotch Pine is famous for its incredible needle retention—its needles stay attached even when dry. It has sturdy branches, making it ideal for heavier ornaments, and features bright green or blue-green needles. Its aroma is classic and resinous, offering a traditional Christmas experience.

The story behind the species.

Originally from Europe and Asia, the Scotch Pine is one of the most widely planted pine species in the world. It became the first widely cultivated Christmas tree species in the United States and dominated the market for decades. It has been used in parades, civic displays, and large public installations due to its durability and strength.

Tips for keeping your tree fresh all season.

Even though Scotch Pines don’t shed easily, they still need plenty of water to stay fresh and fragrant. Check the water level daily and keep the tree away from heat sources. The strong branches are perfect for large ornaments, making it a great choice for families who love decorative variety.