Douglas Fir

Douglas Fir is a tall evergreen tree native to North America, recognized for its straight trunk and needle-like leaves. It can grow over 200 feet tall and is often used in construction and woodworking due to its durability and resistance to decay. The tree produces distinctive cone-shaped seed pods and has a pleasant scent, making it popular for Christmas trees. Douglas Fir wood is valued for its strength and is commonly used in building, furniture, and paper products. Its ecological importance includes providing habitat for wildlife and contributing to forest health.