Douglas Fir is a large coniferous tree with a pyramidal shaped crown.
This attractive feature tree, with its distinctive drooping cones, is perfect for any grower who has lots of space and lives in a warm enough region. Douglas Firs make exceptional Christmas trees.
It is not suitable to all growing environments. Do some research and make sure this tree is right for you.
Douglas Fir is a tall, attractive coniferous tree with a pyramidal shaped crown. It can become a very large and majestic tree and, hence, is one of the best known timber producing trees in the world market.
Often used as an ornamental or as a Christmas tree, the Douglas Fir is not native to the Prairies and requires the right location, care, and attention to thrive.
Stock Type: Bareroot Age: 2 years (0+2) Size: 7-30 (3-12")
Zone: 4a Height: 61 m (200 ft) Spread: 8 m (26 ft) Moisture: normal Light: partial shade, full sun Fall colour: green Bark: thin, smooth, gray on young trees. Thick and corky on older trees Growth rate: medium Life span: long Maintenance: low Suckering: none Pollution tolerance: medium
