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Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca
Rocky Mountain Douglas-Fir
A slow-growing evergreen has attractive flat, linear, blue-green foliage is pyramidal in habit with nearly horizontal branching and smaller cones than the species. It can be an effective windbreak or screen in the landscape.
- » AKA Pseudotsuga taxifolia
- » Medium to large, narrow, pyramidal conifer
- » Near horizontal branching, drooping near the tips
- » Flat, linear, blue-green needles
2gal
$55.50
5gal
$156.00
Fibre Pot
$345.00
B&B in Container
$525.00
- Category:Evergreens
- Hardiness Zone:4
- Height:15-20 m
- Spread:5-6 m
Additional Information about Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca
Native to Canada and parts of North America but not Ontario. The Douglas-fir is found in British Columbia along the southern, mainland coast and across Vancouver Island (except for the very northern tip), and its range extends southward into central California.
Growing & Maintenance Tips for Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca
An excellent evergreen for large lawns, parks or woodland areas. A soft-textured needle, ideal for planting along trail sides.