Douglas-fir
Douglas-fir is a majestic conifer with thick, fissured bark and a towering stature, often reaching over 200 feet. Its flat, linear leaves and distinctive cones, characterized by a protruding bract, inhabit dense, evergreen forests where it thrives in cool, moist climate conditions. The robust, pyramidal shape of young douglas-fir gives way to a more irregular, broader form in maturity, indicative of its adaptability and strength.