Subalpine fir and corkbark fir occur together in scattered mountain ranges in southwestern Colorado, northern, western, and southwestern New Mexico, and in the high mountains of …

Abies lasiocarpa, the subalpine fir or Rocky Mountain fir, is a western North American fir tree. Abies lasiocarpa is a medium-sized evergreen conifer with a very narrow conic crown, growing …

Excellent, narrow growing evergreen terrific for use in tight, narrow situations. Nice, soft foliage. Hardy to -30°F Maximum Elevation: 9,000 Feet.

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Leaves of the subalpine fir. Trunk of subalpine fir. The Corkbark (Abies lasiocarpa var. arizonica) is a variant of the subalpine fir found only in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. It does not …

The Arizona Corkbark Fir (abies lasiocarpa arizonica) is a type of coniferous tree, known for its unique and distinctive bark which is thick and deeply furrowed, giving it a cork-like …

Corkbark Fir gets its name because of the deeply furrowed and corky bark on older trees. The evergreen foliage is blue-tinted like a Colorado Blue Spruce but is much softer and a great …

var. arizonica (Cork Fir) is a medium-sized to small tree that has creamy white, corky bark, native to mountains of Arizona.) A few cultivars, 'Compacta' (syn.? 'Arizonica Compacta') being the …

Corkbark fir is a variety of subalpine fir (Abies lasiocarpa) characterized by soft, corky bark. It is indigenous to Ari-zona, New Mexico, and southern Colo-rado, and is found growing in …

In recent years, producers and con-sumers have shown increased interest in “exotic” species in general and true fir species in particular. This guide addresses the cultivation of corkbark fir …