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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Nana Compacta Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is cone-like in shape and has blue to green foliage. Needles are flat and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Mucronata Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is round an mound-like in shape and has crowded foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Mucronata Compacta Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is spherical in shape and has congested green foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Moerheimii Douglas Fir )

This cultivar is pyramidal in shape and has irregular needle shape and branching. Needles are generally flat, soft, thin and sickle shaped. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Marshall Douglas Fir )

This small cultivar is cone-like in shape and has congested foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Little Jon Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is cone-like in shape and has dense, delicate foliage on fine branchlets. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Idaho Weeper Douglas Fir )

This weeping cultivar is irregular in shape but upright growing. Branches are pendulous. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Idaho Gem Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is pyramidal in shape and is from witches’ broom. Needles are flat, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Holmstrup Douglas Fir )

This cultivar is cone-like in shape and has congested dark green foliage. Needles are flat, soft and thin. Branching is typically upward growing. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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Pseudotsuga menziesii ( Hillside Pride Douglas Fir )

This dwarf cultivar is round in shape and has dark green congested foliage. Needles are shiny, soft and thin. This plant enjoys full sun and a moist, slightly acidic soil.

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