Brian1958
New Member
I recently had 3 new trees planted by a service. They were all to be White Firs. They are about 6-8 feet in height so assuming all are around the same age.
One of the trees appears to be a completely different color than the other two. Two of the trees are the color I expected, a blueish silvery green. The third tree is bright green. When I contacted the tree service, they told be that the one tree has not shed it's interior needles. This means nothing to me so checking to see if this is true and if so, why is it different than the other two and when should I expect the color to change?
I've attached a picture which shows the difference in color
One of the trees appears to be a completely different color than the other two. Two of the trees are the color I expected, a blueish silvery green. The third tree is bright green. When I contacted the tree service, they told be that the one tree has not shed it's interior needles. This means nothing to me so checking to see if this is true and if so, why is it different than the other two and when should I expect the color to change?
I've attached a picture which shows the difference in color