Western North American Hardwoods

Northwest hardwoods headquarters 1313 broadway suite 300 tacoma wa 98402 253 568 6800.

Western north american hardwoods.

Decades ago northwest hardwoods pioneered the use of alder as a viable species for commercial use. Black cottonwood also known as western balsam poplar or california poplar is a deciduous broadleaf tree species native to the upper western north america. Over the years the company has steadily grown and expanded to become one of the largest manufacturers of hardwood lumber in north america. The most common north american tree is the red alder.

See our hardwoods northwest hardwoods began in the pacific northwest with a single alder mill. We operate 6 sawmills and 1 concentration yard throughout the region. Today we offer virtually every species and grade of commercially viable north american hardwood lumber. For oems alder offers a host of benefits most important the species versatility and workability.

1460 linda way sparks nv 89431 775 356 1772. It is the largest north american species in the willow family and was the first tree species to be gene sequenced. The balm of gilead poplar tree is an ornamental clone and hybrid of this tree. We operate 28 production facilities throughout the western glacial and appalachian regions making us the largest provider of north american hardwoods.

Western northwest hardwoods dominates the western growing region with facilities in washington and oregon. Today alder s popularity continues to grow. The hardwoods of the western region have made their way into the mainstream in a serious way. They can grow as tall as 100 feet and are found mostly in the western united states and canada.

For all sales inquires. Our western manufacturing facilities produce the finest alder and pacific coast maple in the country.