In North America, Fraser fir, grown in the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina, has been called the Cadillac of Christmas Trees, as well as the most popular and most valuable of Christmas tree species. In the Southern United States, Virginia pine is a popular Christmas tree species. In Canada, white pine, white spruce, Scots pine, blue spruce, and Fraser fir are commonly cultivated. In the province of Ontario, Scots pine has always dominated both the domestic and export markets. Other regions of the world also have different favorites of natural Christmas trees, and Christmas tree farms reflect these; In Europe, Norway spruce is popular.