Douglas Fir

[edit] Plant Name and Description

Latin: Pseudotsuga menziesii

Family: Pine

Douglas Fir is a large, pyramidal conifer, growing 80’-160’ in the garden setting, and larger in the wild. Its branches are covered with dark green, 1½” needles, and turn up at the end. (Full description)

[edit] Landscape Type

Evergreen tree

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[edit] Medicinal Use

Colds, Coughs and Sore Throats

Kidney Support

Purification and Ceremony

Rheumatism and Sore Muscles

Urinary Tract Infections

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[edit] Habitat

Moist slopes below 5000 feet.

[edit] Collection Season

Spring: Fresh leaf tips