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When shopping for native plants, you may notice variations on how plants are named. What do these variations mean and which ones are best for supporting wildlife? Here are a…
By Oregon State University Extension The following is a list of native plants taken from the OSUniversity Extension publication, “Fire-Resistant Plants for Home Landscapes.” Most of the species below are…
Naturescape for clean rivers and for wildlife habitat! Native plants are adapted to the climate and are naturally resistant to native pests and diseases. They require less water and need…
The native plants for Willamette Valley yards booklet includes 140 plants primarily native to the Portland metropolitan area. The guide offers detailed information on sun and moisture requirements, wildlife benefits,…
An article by the Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation district explaining how to design your own landscape.
by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District.
by King County
by City of Portland
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
by Backyard Habitat Certification Program
Check out our blog for posts showcasing inspiring habitat gardens!
A website promoting people to transition lawns to meadowscapes. Note – this is a general/national resource for inspiration. Be sure to select and source locally native plants.
Website with lots of pictures and resources related to native plants.
Handout with basic info for selecting native hedgerow plants by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District.
How-to manual by Pollinator Parkways
Colorful book outlining locally-specific best practices for designing and installing a native meadow by West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District.