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Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Erysimum capitatum. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Mertensia paniculata. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Corydalis ssp. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Bunchberry finds its perfect niche in Nancy’s landscape. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
A droplet of water is cradled comfortably by a delicate lupine leaf. Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Common Camas sets a picturesque foreground for a driftwood perch and an ornamental birdbath. Photo Credit – Tim Miller
Meadowrue flaunts its intricate chandelier-esque flowers (these are the male flowers, the female flower resemble delicate white pompoms). Photo Credit – Tammi Miller
Maidenhair Fern stretches gracefully above a backdrop of Oregon Oxalis. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
Oregon Oxalis is creatively blended with white flowering Bleeding Heart in Arati’s backyard haven. Photo Credit – Nikkie West
East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District has simple tips that will help ensure that the plants you plant today will thrive for years to come.
Proper Tree Planting & Site Selection from friendsoftrees.org
Regional seed producer that focus on native species.
By partnering with local nurseries, we aim to improve the availability of locally native plants. Use our handy, interactive map to make smart nursery choices. Click on any nursery icon…
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