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Southern U.S.: The predominant species include loblolly and slash pine, which are two of the species included in the southern yellow pine group (longleaf and sand pine are also grown to a lesser extent). Northwestern U.S.: Hemlock, Douglas fir, Western red cedar, and spruce. New Zealand: Radiata pine and Douglas fir.
