Douglas Fir
Pseudotsuga menziesii
Stock Availability
- 4 inch:
- Plugs:
- 1 gallon:
- 2 gallon: 500
- 5 gallon: 300
- 10 gallon:
Description
Long lived large tree to 200 feet. Requires more water than Ponderosa pine but often found in the same areas. Needles 1 inch, cones 2-4 inches with distinctive bracts. Thick bark makes them somewhat fire resistant when mature. Important timber and wildlife tree. Native American uses: spear handles, poles, fishing barbs, and caulking (pitch) for canoes and vessels.
