Moderate
60 to 120
20 to 40
Douglas-fir is a very larger evergreen tree of the western US. It is not a fir and likely would be misidentified as a spruce. This tree prefers cooler weather, even moisture, and well drained soils. In the midwest, trees should be sheltered from hot dry conditions which can stress the tree leading to poor growth and/or disease. The cones are unique in that bracts hang out from the scales.
Douglas-fir is a very larger evergreen tree of the western US. It is not a fir and likely would be misidentified as a spruce. This tree prefers cooler weather, even moisture, and well drained soils. In the midwest, trees should be sheltered from hot dry conditions which can stress the tree leading to poor growth and/or disease. The cones are unique in that bracts hang out from the scales.
| Dimensions | 6047483221 × 60474843220 cm |
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| Urban Forrester | Prefers cool/ moist conditions, Salt tolerant / street plantings |
