Abies are evergreen coniferous trees that can reach significant heights. They feature whorled branches that support narrow, flattened leaves, typically having a whitish underside. The upper branches produce substantial cones that disintegrate while still attached to the tree.

Abies

Abies 'Blue Parabol'

Abies 'Blumapei 2'PBR

Abies 'Diskus'

Abies 'Greenmapei 1'PBR

Abies 'Greenmapei 3'PBR

Abies 'Hurricane Blue'

Abies 'Professor Matschke'

Abies 'Waldgreuze'

Abies Rosemoor hybrid

Abies aff. forrestii

A tall, upright evergreen conifer, Abies alba can reach heights of up to 45 meters. Its needles are dark green above and have a silvery hue on the underside. In late spring, cylindrical yellow-green cones emerge, eventually maturing to a brown color.

Abies alba

Abies alba 'Barabits' Star'

Abies alba 'Bystricka'

Abies alba 'Chmel W.B.'

Abies alba 'Compacta'

Abies alba 'Fastigiata'

Abies alba 'Green Spiral'

Abies alba 'King's Dwarf'

Abies alba 'Microphylla'

Abies alba 'Minaret'

Abies alba 'Mirek'

Abies alba 'Münsterland'

Abies alba 'Nana' ambig.

Abies alba 'Pendula'

Abies alba 'Pyramidalis' is a slender, conical evergreen conifer characterized by its upright branches and glossy dark green needles that feature silver undersides. Initially, it presents a narrow pyramidal form, gradually evolving into a more conical shape as it matures. This tree typically attains a height of 3 to 4 meters and a width of around 1 meter.

Abies alba 'Pyramidalis'

Abies alba 'Pyramidata'

Abies alba 'Scarabantia'

Abies alba 'Schwarzwald'

Abies alba 'Tortuosa'

Abies amabilis is a tall, conical evergreen conifer that can reach heights of 20 to 30 meters. The young shoots feature a fine layer of pale hairs and small, rounded buds filled with resin. Its needles, measuring 2 to 3 centimeters, grow densely along the upper sides of the shoots, arranged in two forward-facing rows that envelop the branchlets. The female cones appear purple when new, maturing to a brown hue, and measure between 9 and 15 centimeters in length, with an ovoid to cylindrical shape and concealed bracts.

Abies amabilis

Abies amabilis 'Spreading Star'

Abies arnoldiana 'Cyrille'

Abies balsamea

Abies balsamea 'Argentea'

Abies balsamea 'Bernadine Gold'

Abies balsamea 'Bruce's Variegated' (v)

Abies balsamea 'Cook's Blue'

Abies balsamea 'Eugene Gold'

Abies balsamea 'Jamie'

Abies balsamea 'Kiwi'

Abies balsamea 'Le Feber'

Abies balsamea 'Little Carleigh'

Abies balsamea 'Piccolo' is a compact dwarf variety that typically grows to about 30 cm in height and 40 cm in width within a decade. Its numerous short branches are densely arranged and feature short, dark green needles with rounded tips. This cultivar is notably more compact than 'Nana'. In spring, the prominent brown vegetative buds provide additional visual interest.

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