noble fir

The noble fir avoids steep side hills and exposed situations.

It is rarely found in unmixed stands, but is usually associated with western hemlock, Douglas fir, and noble fir.

The noble fir (figs. 11 and 12) is a common mountain tree in the western parts of Washington and Oregon.

The range of noble fir covers parts of three states, but the whole of no one.

The shining, blue-green color of the leaves is a conspicuous characteristic of noble fir as it appears in the forest.