Douglas Fir—Bundle of 5 Bare Root Plants

Pseudotsuga menziesii 
Sold as: Bare Root Plants  

Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) varies from 200-350 feet at mature height. They are fairly shade intolerant and require deep watering once a week until established. Douglas Fir seeds are an important food for small mammals and in the diets of several seed-eating birds. 

Classification: Perennial 
Key Characteristics: Cones 
Light Requirements: Full sun to part shade 
Water Requirements: Water deeply once a week until established (unless rain occurs) 
Ease of Growing: High 
Growth Rate: Fast 
Bloom Time: March–May 
Spreads: By seed 
Benefits: Wildlife, Wildfire resistant, Riparian zones, Deer resistant, On Portland Plant List, Hummingbirds 
Edible: Yes 
Mature Height: 200–350 feet
Mature Width: 14 feet 

USDA Plant Database 

Photo Credits: 
Image 1: RVWithTito via Wikimedia Commons 
Image 2: Mackenzie Hagedorn via Clark Conservation District 
Image 3: Dave Powell via Wikimedia Commons