Doug Fir

Doug Fir, short for Douglas Fir, is a popular type of evergreen tree native to North America. Known for its tall, straight growth and strong, lightweight wood, it is widely used in construction, furniture-making, and paper production. The tree's distinctive cones and bluish-green needles make it easily recognizable. Douglas Fir plays a crucial ecological role by providing habitat and maintaining forest health, and its resilient wood properties make it highly valued in various industries.