FIRS

FIRS


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Word: firs

A conifer of the genus Abies.
Any pinaceous conifer of related genera, especially a Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga) or a Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris).
Wood of such trees.


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A lot of a Maine forest
Abies
Alpine sights
Balsam and Douglas
Canadian upland evergreens
Certain evergreens
Christmas buys
Christmas holiday purchases
Christmas setups
Christmas tree varieties
Christmas trees
Common Canadian evergreens
Cone bearers
Cone holders
Cone makers
Cone manufacturers
Cone sources
Cone-bearing trees
Coniferous trees
Conifers
Douglas ___ (BC trees)
Douglas and Fraser
Douglas and others
Evergreens
Fragrant evergreens
Fragrant trees
Fraser and Douglas trees
Holiday ball holders
Holiday purchases
Holiday trees
Many Christmas trees
Mountain covering
Mountain pines
Needle bearers
Needle holders
Needle providers
Needle-bearing trees
Needle-producing evergreens
Pine family members
Pines
Plywood sources
Pre-Christmas purchases
Resin yielders
Sapins
Some Christmas trees
Some December deliveries
Some Douglases
Some are noble
Some cone bearers
Some evergreens
Some pines
Some pre-Christmas purchases
Spruce cousins
They have cones
Theyre slaughtered en masse just before Christmas
Theyre spruce in appearance
Traditional Christmas purchases
Tree line trees
Trees near a tree line
Trees with needles
Upland evergreens
Whence come some cones
Yuletide evergreens
Cedar and cypress.
Abies trees.
Trees
Balsams.
Douglas ___
Northern conifers.
Trees of the north woods.
Pyramidal trees.
Golden ___, California trees.
Part of the shrubbery.
Green Mountain sights.
Douglas et al.
Pulp sources
Evergreen trees
Spruces' kin
Larches
Tamarack's kin
Douglas and Oregon
Sylvan sights
Trees sacred to Pan
January detritus
They may be decorated for the holidays
You may visit a lot of them before Christmas
Christmastime purchases
Some early January curbside pickups
Composition of some mountain forests
Trees not entirely original
Firm's hacking out a thousand trees
Trees not quite in the front
Cone-dropping trees
Christmas lot selection
Sources of cones
Stands in the forest, perhaps
Alpine evergreens
Cone droppers
Two are named after Douglas and Fraser
Trees beginning to be cut
Some Christmas purchases
Some December purchases
Natural needle holders
Some Christmas perennials
Conifers and gorse, by the sound of it
Conifers and gorse, by the sound of it (4)




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