Pseudotsuga menziesii (Douglas Fir) Size:5 gal CN but over time will produce

but over time will produce leaves of increasing size with large fenestrations (the leaf splits)

Grow in bright indirect light

Chain included

leathery evergreen leaves are elongated with serrated margins often having resin dots

Crater Lake Legend- plum

Pseudotsuga menziesii (Douglas Fir) Size:5 gal CN but over time will producePlant Description: Douglas fir is a fast growing tree with a narrow conical shape and horizontal branches with pendulous branchlets. This is the state tree of Oregon and can grow to around 100 feet tall. The bark is dark gray brown, thick and fissured with large plates. Shiny yellow green to blue green leaves are needle like and 1 in (2. 5 cm) long singularly arranged in two irregular rows and very fragrant. Male cones are oblong, red to yellow,