Pseudotsuga menziesii 35-60cm | Douglas fir | Oregon pine

Pseudotsuga menziesii, commonly called Douglas fir, stands as a majestic coniferous tree native to the Pacific Northwest. This tall evergreen captivates with its symmetrical shape and rich green needles that create a striking silhouette. People often admire the tree's rugged bark and elegant form, making it a favored choice for both natural forests and ornamental planting.

The Douglas fir belongs to the same family as the Western hemlock and thrives as a timber tree prized for its strength and versatility. Its cones display distinctive three-pointed bracts that resemble little mouse tails, adding to its unique botanical appeal. This species also goes by names like Oregon pine and Eastern Douglas fir, reflecting its broad native range.

• Features needle-like leaves with a soft texture.
• Displays thick, furrowed bark with reddish-brown hues.
• Produces cones with prominent bracts extending beyond scales.
• Grows in symmetrical, conical shapes that enhance landscapes.
• Adapted to temperate climates across western North America.

Gardeners and forestry enthusiasts appreciate Pseudotsuga menziesii for its impressive height and resilience. As a Pacific Northwest conifer, it embodies the grandeur of native forests and supports diverse ecosystems. The Douglas spruce’s remarkable timber quality further elevates its status among valuable evergreen trees.

IMPORTANT: The pictures show the mother plant, which is not for sale. The offer includes a plant with the dimensions stated in the description.