Abies Species, Korean Fir

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Gorgeous tree. I ordered one online from Forest Farm and even with the shipping charges it cost less than a fourth of what the local nurs...Read Moreery is charging for the same size tree.

Purchased this from reputable nursery in Twin Cities area and it slowly died. When I dug it up to return, it looked like the root system ...Read Morehad been chopped off to just the finger size roots. Was this what killed it or was the site to blame? It was in full sun in a well drained site -- zone 4. The nursery did not have an opinion for me. Would love to buy it again, but need to find out what happened first. The tree was approximately 3 to 5 ft. high and had hues of light green, yellows, and blue on the undersides of the needles.

Abies koreana. A.koreana is one of some 50 species of Fir tree. Hardy (European Zone 5). The leaves are shiny and dark green above, s...Read Moreilver gtrey beneath. The cones are cylindrical and purple to green when young.