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Local how-to-guide for landscaping with White Oak by Mark Griswold Wilson and Ted Labbe.
Guide with more in-depth instruction for propagating native plants from hardwood cuttings by WSU Extension.
Handout with basic information on species and methods for propagation (by Backyard Habitat Certification Program).
Illustrated report providing in-depth info on collection methods, timing, and much more by Xerces Society.
Presentation, a holistic resource for developing a successful naturescaping project. Soil health, appropriate plants, and much more by Green Gardens Group.
Illustrated guide to growing your own PNW native plants. Be sure to cross-reference with Portland Plant List to determine which are locally native by Washington State University Extension.
Handout by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District.
Handout by the BHCP.
Slideshow by East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District.
Un documento descargable que le permite llevar la cuenta de las plantas nativas que ha agregado a su jardín.
Tracking sheet to use to keep track of how many native plants you add to your yard
Guide by Depave for removing impervious surfaces in your yard. You’ll get a link upon submitting the form.
Top 10 native plants that support native bees, both in number and diversity of species. From OSU Extension Service
Handout by Xerces Society
Plant list by King County
A handout by WMSWCD
A booklet by Metro with excellent photos and icons showcasing native plants that are beneficial for wildlife, bees, etc.
Manual by OSU and EMSWCD on how to design, prep, and install a rain garden
Adopt Eco-Friendly Maintenance Practices. Published June 2022
Handout by the Xerces Society.
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