Amabilis fir
Amabilis fir, which grows along B.C.’s coast, combines strength and beauty and is used for
Learn MoreAmabilis fir, which grows along B.C.’s coast, combines strength and beauty and is used for
Learn MoreDouglas-fir is a large tree, reaching 85 metres on B.C’.s coast and 42 metres in the Interior.
Learn MoreLodgepole pine, the most abundant tree species in B.C., is marketed with interior spruce and subalpine fir as the SPF (spruce-pine-fir)
Learn MorePonderosa pine is a large-crowned tree with a straight trunk. It is the largest of the western
Learn MoreSubalpine fir, also known as balsam or balsam fir, grows throughout B.C.’s interior and is
Learn MoreWestern hemlock, the most plentiful tree species on B.C.’s coast, is used for general construction,
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Learn MoreWestern red cedar is a resilient and versatile species that can be used in a
Learn MoreWestern white pine is commonly found in the drier parts of Vancouver Island and the
Learn MoreWhite spruce and Engelmann spruce are found across B.C.’s interior. They are part of the
Learn MoreYellow cedar grows on B.C.’s coast and is very valuable commercially because of its straight
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