Scotch Pine is the tree species that has long defined the Michigan Christmas tree industry and is still a favorite for traditionalists. Scotch Pines are dense trees with dark-green needles. Stiff branches hold up well to ornaments and needle retention is excellent. Scotch pine is also an economical choice.

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Check out this YouTube video by Michigan Christmas Tree Association and MSU. 

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https://itschristmaskeepitreal.com/tree-guide/

White Pine is one of two Michigan native conifers commonly used for Christmas Trees, along with balsam fir. This is a dense tree with soft, green needles. This tree will require lightweight ornaments. 

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https://itschristmaskeepitreal.com/tree-guide/