Douglas Fir

Conservation Trees

Tree Details

Douglas Fir

Douglas fir, while not native to Nebraska, has a good growth rate in the state. It has historically been a valuable western timber tree. The foliage and twigs also attract wildlife such as antelope and deer. Not a true fir, the full grown tree has a narrow crown compared to other conifers and has a nice bluish color. The thin scaled cone hangs down and is about 3" in length.

Conifers

Height at 20
20-30
Height at Maturity
30-50
Spacing Within Rows
0-20
Spacing Between Rows
12-24