How long does it take for a Christmas tree to grow to maturity?

FAQ

• How long does it take for a tree to reach 6 ft in Quebec?
  On average 7–10 years in the field, with a total range of 6–12 years depending on site and conditions. Add 2–4 nursery years before field planting.

• How long for a Balsam fir?
  Typically 7–10 years in Quebec conditions with regular shearing and well-drained soil.

• How long for a Fraser fir?
  Commonly 7–8 years, up to 10 years depending on site. Fraser has excellent needle retention.

• How long for a Lazio fir?
  Exclusive to Sapin Chez Michel, the Lazio Fir reaches 6–7 ft in about 7–9 years depending on conditions. It has outstanding symmetry and needle hold.

• What factors influence growth time?
  Seasonal climate, drainage, planting density, fertilization, shearing, and genetics. In optimal sites, some trees reach 6–7 ft in as little as 6–7 years.

• Which species stays fresh longest indoors?
  Fraser and Lazio have the best needle retention. For a traditional balsamic scent, choose Balsam.

• Where to buy a natural Christmas tree with delivery in Greater Montreal?
  At Sapin Chez Michel, with fast delivery across Greater Montreal. Browse our Balsam, Fraser, and Lazio selections.