Mountain Hemlock

The Large Mountain Hemlock is a graceful evergreen native to the Pacific Northwest, known for its soft, drooping needles and elegant, conical shape. It thrives in cool, moist, well-drained soils, often found at higher elevations with partial to full shade. This species is valued for its ecological role in forest ecosystems and its ornamental appeal in large landscapes. Its tolerance to shade and cold makes it suitable for diverse planting sites, while its dense foliage provides wildlife habitat and year-round greenery.