Conifers
Generally propagated and grown in 10 cubic inch cells.
Scientific name Common name
| Abies grandis |
Grand Fir |
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| Attractive flat-needled conifer, popular for Christmas trees. |
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| Larix occidentalis |
Western Larch |
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| Deciduous conifer to 100'. Fire resistant, yellow fall color. |
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| Picea englemannii |
Englemann Spruce |
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| Densely branched tree, often found in riparian areas. |
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| Pinus albicaulis |
Whitebark Pine |
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High elevation 5 needled pine.
| Pinus contorta |
Lodgepole Pine |
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| Widespread and hardy, can tolerate wet or dry sites, good reclamation tree. |
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| Pinus ponderosa |
Ponderosa Pine |
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| Drought tolerant and taprooted tree. Found in the wooded part of canyons. |
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| Psuedotsuga menzesii |
Douglas Fir |
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| A densely branched tree found in dry sites. Often grows with P. ponderosa. |
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| Thuja plicata |
Western Red Cedar |
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| Found along stream courses and on moderate north slopes. | |
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