Need more privacy in your yard? Discover fast-growing firs, cypresses, and cedars that offer year-round beauty and natural ...

As the state's forests become weakened and stressed, they become more susceptible to insects and disease — even some that, at ...

Question: I have a poison oak problem in my yard. It’s popping up among my ornamentals and actually climbing up my fir tree!

Creating a 12x24 timber, 60 feet long, from a single Douglas Fir log is no small feat—it’s a display of both natural grandeur and human precision. In this video, we document the entire process ...

(SOUNDBITE OF LUMBER MILL MACHINERY) JUHLIN: On a cold, rainy day at the mill, outreach forester Sean Steinebach weaves through mountains of stacked Douglas fir and lodgepole pine logs. His 6-foot ...

This tree work video takes you through the process of safely climbing and felling a dead Douglas Fir. Watch as the expert tree climber navigates the branches, ensuring every step is calculated for ...

Balsam Twig Aphid - In early May, look for milky green aphid nymphs ... Also look for old galls. On Douglas fir in early May, look for white woolly substance on the undersides of fir needles. In June ...

(Mike Schwartz) In contrast to the building’s blonde timber interiors, charred Douglas fir siding was applied to the building’s facade. KTGY utilized the ancient Japanese method of timber ...

The Douglas fir, also called a Douglas tree, Oregon pine or Douglas spruce, can grow hundreds of feet high — and the oldest of the species can live for over 1,000 years. The Douglas fir was ...

If the needles and twig fit this description you will probably have either a Douglas Fir, bald cypress or hemlock tree. However, further observations of the shape, size, and growth of the cones ...

SEATTLE — A push by activists to save a large Douglas fir from being cut down in Seattle may have convinced a developer to spare the tree and redesign plans to build housing around it.