Fir tree

A fir tree is a type of evergreen conifer that produces soft, needle-like leaves and cones. It remains green year-round, making it a popular choice for Christmas trees. Fir trees have a symmetrical shape with dense branches, often used in landscaping and forestry. They grow in various climates, mostly in northern regions, and play an important role in ecosystems by providing habitat for wildlife and contributing to air quality through photosynthesis. Their wood is used in construction, paper production, and furniture, making fir trees valuable both ecologically and economically.