Douglas Fir - Pacific Coast Seedlings

Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine (Pinus ponderosa var. willamettensis) - Naturally Grown Plug Seedling

What You Get:
Choose the ideal size for your planting project:

• An all-naturally grown plug seedling, available in a 6+ inch size.

Our unwavering commitment means no chemical fertilizers or pesticides are ever used. This ensures you receive a healthier, more robust tree for your landscape, while also supporting a cleaner, more sustainable environment. For comprehensive details on our natural growing practices and the superior quality of our trees, please visit our About Our Trees & Plants page.

When You Get It:
Your seedlings will be carefully shipped during the optimal planting season – either Spring or Fall – based on your specific agricultural zone. You'll have the opportunity to select your preferred shipping season during checkout to ensure ideal planting conditions. Refer to our Shipping Schedule for important order and delivery information.

Volume Pricing Discount Available! Inquire about special pricing for larger orders.

Product Information:
The Towering Coast Douglas Fir
Discover the incredible majesty of the Coast Douglas Fir ( Pseudotsuga menziesii var. menziesii ), a faster-growing evergreen tree that dominates the landscapes of the Pacific Northwest of the United States, particularly west of the Cascade Mountains. Renowned as the 3rd tallest tree in the world, this monumental conifer can soar to nearly 400 feet in height, making it an awe-inspiring presence and a primary source for some of the largest lumber crops in the United States.

Crucial Distinctions from its Rocky Mountain Cousin: It is vital to distinguish this variety from the Rocky Mountain Douglas Fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca), as they possess different hardiness traits crucial for successful growth. The Coast Douglas Fir (typically USDA Zones 6-9) is uniquely adapted to its milder, moister native habitat and exhibits:

Key Landscape & Environmental Benefits:

• A shallower root system compared to its Rocky Mountain counterpart.
  
  
• A greater dependence on consistent moisture, thriving in humid environments with ample rainfall.
  
• Less tolerance of cold temperatures and dry, windy conditions typical of inland, high-altitude regions.

Ideal Growing Conditions: The Coast Douglas Fir thrives in areas with abundant rainfall and moderate temperatures. It prefers moist, well-drained soils and consistent humidity. For successful cultivation outside its native, humid range, considerable attention to watering and site selection in protected microclimates will be necessary.

Experience the Potential: While reaching its full colossal height might be limited outside its native Pacific Northwest, growing a Coast Douglas Fir offers the chance to cultivate an iconic, fast-growing evergreen known for its impressive stature and rich green foliage. It's a testament to nature's grandeur, bringing a piece of the world's tallest forests to your property where conditions are suitable.