Pseudotsuga menziesii
Size: 70 to 100 feet high; 20 to 35 foot spread
Drought Resistance: Good
Cold Hardiness: Excellent
Growth Rate: Slow
Life Span: Long
Elevational Range: 6,000 to 9,000 feet
Soil Conditions: Does best on loamy soils that are deep, moist, and well drained
Wildlife Value: Seed eaten by song and ground birds, squirrels, chipmunks, deer and other mammals. Needles are eaten by grouse, beaver, elk, deer, and rabbits.
Misc: Will naturally reforest droughty sites where precip averages 16 inches or more; can be a great tree for windbreaks and erosion control
Please visit NRCS's fact sheet for more detailed information.
Douglas Fir
$85.00Price