300 Trees
Tree Giveaway Catalog • 2026

Choosing the right tree for the conditions at your planting location will help the tree enjoy a long, healthy life. For help, please see our Tree Selection, Planting, and Care Guide.

Summary Chart

This chart provides a quick reference for choosing a tree by its features and attributes. Detailed information on each tree is provided on subsequent pages. Click on the tree name to go to the detail page.

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Tree	Type	Shape	Height: Maximum [10 year]	Spread (ft)	Sun	Soil & Water	Growth Rate	Features
Douglas-fir	Coniferous evergreen		100 [12]	20		Dry to moist	Fast	Thick, fire resistant bark and strong, straight growing trunks. Tolerates drought. Great for wildlife.
Shore Pine	Coniferous evergreen		20-50 [15]	20-30		Dry-Wet	Moderate	Excellent yard tree. Can be planted as a grouping for screening.
Garry Oak	Deciduous Tree		75 [15]	50		Dry	Slow	Fire resistant. Drought-tolerant. Acorns for wildlife.
Mountain Hemlock	Coniferous evergreen		60 [10]	20		Well-drained	Slow	Northwest's most beautiful native evergreens. Develops into slender small tree. Prefers moist, cool air.
Incense Cedar	Coniferous evergreen		60 [10]	20		Moist well drained	Slow	Perfect yard tree. Beatiful narrow growth habit. Can tolerate poor soils and is relatively pest free.
California Lilac	Evergreen broadleaf		12	12		Well-drained	Fast	Flowers blue to white. Shruby hedge. Susceptible to winter kill if exposed to prolonged freezing.
Pacific Wax Myrtle	Evergreen broadleaf		15	25		Dry to moist	Fast	Yellow flowers and bright berries that attract birds. Powerline safe. Drought tolerant.
Cascara	Deciduous Tree		30	20		Wet to dry	Moderate	Tiny spring flowers. Attractive summer fruit for wildlife. Great fall color.
Pacific Rhododendron	Evergreen broadleaf		25			Dry to moist	Moderate	Flowers rosy pink. Can be planted individually or as hedgerow.
Saskatoon Serviceberry	Deciduous		20	20		Dry to moist	Moderate	Attractive flowers. Vibrant fall foliage. Edible berries.
Beaked Hazelnut	Deciduous Tree		15	10		Moist well drained	Moderate	Long catkins. Fall color. Edible nut. Need 2 for nut production.

Tree Details

Douglas-fir • Pseudotsuga menziesii Type: Coniferous evergreen Size: Large Shape: Pyramidal Mature Height: 100 ft , 10 Year: 12 ft Spread: 20 ft Light: Full sun Ideal light: Full sun Soil: Dry to moist Growth Rate: Fast Wildlife Value: ★★★★★ Deer Resistant Thick, fire resistant bark and strong, straight growing trunks. Tolerates drought when established. Great for wildlife. Evergreen Douglas-firs are an essential part of native Pacific Northwest forests. These conifers feature an upright, pyramidal shape with lush needles. Requires very little maintenance. Can be grown in almost any native soil. Best in groves that are thinned to allow air circulation. ⇧
Shore Pine • Pinus contorta Type: Coniferous evergreen Size: Medium Shape: Irregular, broad canopy Mature Height: 20-50 ft , 10 Year: 15 ft Spread: 20-30 ft Light: Full sun Ideal light: Full sun Soil: Dry-Wet Growth Rate: Moderate Drought Tolerant Wildlife Value: ★★★★★ A uniquely shaped smaller native conifer that makes an excellent yard tree. A highly adaptable tree that thrives in poor soils, rocky sites, and even in boggy conditions. It's twisting, "contorted", trunk, branches and needles provide year-round interest. Can be planted as a grouping for screening. ⇧
Garry Oak • Quercus garryana Type: Deciduous Tree Size: Large Shape: Broad Mature Height: 75 ft , 10 Year: 15 ft Spread: 50 ft Light: Full Sun to part shade Ideal light: Full sun Soil: Dry Growth Rate: Slow Drought Tolerant Wildlife Value: ★★★★★ Seasonal features: Coppery-orange to brown leaves in fall Large iconic tree. Fire resistant and drought tolerant. Majestic, long-lived, climate- resilient Pacific Northwest native. Acorns eaten by birds and mammals. Not good for irrigated lawns. Needs dry summer soil once established. Grows to 25 foot height in 20 years. ⇧
Mountain Hemlock • Tsuga mertensiana Type: Coniferous evergreen Size: Large Shape: Pyramidal Mature Height: 60 ft , 10 Year: 10 ft Spread: 20 ft Light: Full Sun to part shade Soil: Well-drained Growth Rate: Slow Wildlife Value: ★★★ Deer Resistant One of the Northwest's most beautiful native evergreens. Develops into slender small tree with gracefully layered side branches. Excellent for creating an alpine look. No serious disease or insect problems. Prefers moist, cool air. ⇧
Incense Cedar • Calocedrus decurrens Type: Coniferous evergreen Size: Large Shape: Pyramidal Mature Height: 60 ft , 10 Year: 10 ft Spread: 20 ft Light: Full sun to part shade Ideal light: Full sun Soil: Moist well drained Growth Rate: Slow Drought Tolerant Wildlife Value: ★★ Beautiful appearance with a narrow shape, bright green foliage, and a distinct incense-like scent when crushed. Perfect yard tree, even in smaller yard spaces because of its narrow growth habit. Can tolerate poor soils and is relatively pest free. ⇧
California Lilac • Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Type: Evergreen broadleaf Size: Small Shape: Shrub Mature Height: 12 ft Spread: 12 ft Light: Full sun Soil: Well-drained Growth Rate: Fast Drought Tolerant Flowering Wildlife Value: ★★★ Deer Resistant Seasonal features: Flowers Flowers range from blue to white. May be planted individually or enmass to form a shruby screen or hedge. Atractive all year. Popular with birds, butterflies, and other pollinators. Susceptible to winter kill if exposed to prolonged freezing. ⇧
Pacific Wax Myrtle • Morella californica Type: Evergreen broadleaf Size: Small Shape: Shrub Mature Height: 15 ft Spread: 25 ft Light: Full sun to part shade Soil: Dry to moist Growth Rate: Fast Wildlife Value: ★★★ Deer Resistant Evergreen shrubby plan with fragrant, spicy aroma. Small berries are great food source for wildlife. Can be pruned into tree shape or planted enmass to form a hedge. Grows best with some sunlight but will grow in almost full shade. Drought tolerant. ⇧
Cascara • Rhamnus purshiana Type: Deciduous Tree Size: Medium Shape: Upright Oval Mature Height: 30 ft Spread: 20 ft Light: Full sun to full shade Ideal light: Part sun Soil: Wet to dry Growth Rate: Moderate Drought Tolerant Flowering Wildlife Value: ★★★ Seasonal features: White flowers in May-June, beautiful fall color Small hidden spring flowers. Very attractive fruit. Both flowers and fruit attract wildlife. Attractive fall color. Fire resistant. Fruit not recommended for human consumption. ⇧
Pacific Rhododendron • Rhododendron macrophyllum Type: Evergreen broadleaf Size: Medium Shape: Shrub Mature Height: 25 ft Light: Part shade to full shade Ideal light: Shade Soil: Dry to moist Growth Rate: Moderate Flowering Wildlife Value: ★★ Large clusters of rosy pink and rarely white flowers. Can be planted individually, as a thicket, or wide, evergreen hedgerow. Blooms best on forest edges but is known to bloom in dark forest as well. ⇧
Saskatoon Serviceberry • Amelanchier alnifolia Type: Deciduous Size: Small Shape: Round Mature Height: 20 ft Spread: 20 ft Light: Full sun to part shade Soil: Dry to moist Growth Rate: Moderate Wildlife Value: ★★★★★ Seasonal features: Attractive spring flowers; Brilliant red/yellow fall leaves Prized for its edible berries, attractive white spring flowers, and vibrant fall foliage. Large blue berries are popular for both human consumption and attracting wildlife. Needs plenty of sun for fruit to ripen. ⇧
Beaked Hazelnut • Corylus cornuta Type: Deciduous Tree Size: Small Shape: Shrub Mature Height: 15 ft Spread: 10 ft Light: Full sun to part shade Ideal light: Full sun Soil: Moist well drained Growth Rate: Moderate Drought Tolerant Produces Fruit Wildlife Value: ★★★★★ Early bloomer with long catkins. Edible oval nut that is enclosed by 2 leaf-like bracts, which often hide it from the undiscerning eye. Food source for wildlife. Smaller than the European counterpart but taste is just as good. Needs full sun and multiple trees (at least 2) for nut production. Yellow leaves in fall. ⇧