HOMEABOUT USWHY USE ALAMO HARDWOODSDESIGN SERVICESCUSTOM MILLWORKINGHISTORIC STRUCTURESLIST OF HARDWOODSLINKSBLOGCONTACT US Douglas Fir (Psuedotsuga taxifola or menziesii) is somewhat misnamed. It is not of the true "fir" family and botanists argue over where it should truly be categorized. One nick...

HOMEABOUT USWHY USE ALAMO HARDWOODSDESIGN SERVICESCUSTOM MILLWORKINGHISTORIC STRUCTURESLIST OF HARDWOODSLINKSBLOGCONTACT US American Black WalnutAmerican Walnut (Juglans nigra) is a long time favorite for furniture and fine objects due to it's workability, close grain and rich dark look. Walnut will...

HOMEABOUT USWHY USE ALAMO HARDWOODSDESIGN SERVICESCUSTOM MILLWORKINGHISTORIC STRUCTURESLIST OF HARDWOODSLINKSBLOGCONTACT US Business Hours Monday - FridaySaturdayMap to our location 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.8:00 a.m. - Noon THIS MONTH'STOP SELLERS CypressFine grain helps it stand out in casual and forma...

HOMEABOUT USWHY USE ALAMO HARDWOODSDESIGN SERVICESCUSTOM MILLWORKINGHISTORIC STRUCTURESLIST OF HARDWOODSLINKSBLOGCONTACT US Sugar Pine (Pinus lambertiana), is the largest of the American pine trees, often reaching 200 feet or taller. It also has cones that can be two feet long. It grows from Oregon ...

HOMEABOUT USWHY USE ALAMO HARDWOODSDESIGN SERVICESCUSTOM MILLWORKINGHISTORIC STRUCTURESLIST OF HARDWOODSLINKSBLOGCONTACT US RedwoodThe American Redwood is one of the wonders of the world. An ancient species closely related to the Baldcypress, It is the tallest tree in the world and the largest livin...