This native tree is both hardy and fast growing. It is common in the Pacific northwest, and native in most mountain regions. Reaching up to 200′, it develops majestic spires on top. The Douglas Fir prefers full sun but tolerate most soil conditions. These trees can live as long as 1000 years and produce 4″ pine cones that are an excellent food source for local wildlife.
- Scientific Name: Pseudotsuga menziesii
- Key feature: Dark Green Color, Fast Growing
- Plant type: Evergreen Tree
- Cold hardiness zones: 4-8
- Light needs: Sun
- Water Needs: Average, drought tolerant
- Average landscape size: Reaches 200′ foot heights, smaller in landscaped areas