Cascadia Evergreens

Cascadia Evergreens refers to various coniferous trees native to the Cascadia region, which stretches from northern California to British Columbia. This area is known for its lush forests and diverse ecosystems. Common species include Douglas fir, western red cedar, and Sitka spruce. These trees play a vital role in the environment by providing habitat for wildlife, storing carbon dioxide, and contributing to the economy through timber products. Their distinctive characteristics, such as tall stature and dense foliage, make them a symbol of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty and ecological importance.