Blog
Wetland plants ordered by how likely beaver are to eat them–from Tualatin River Watershed Council
Selection of edible native plants from SymbiOp Garden Shop. NEVER CONSUME PLANTS WITHOUT PROPER ID AND UNDERSTANDING OF WHICH PARTS OF THE PLANT ARE EDIBLE
Native plant selections to support hummingbirds from Sparrowhawk Native Plants
A diverse native seed mix for establishing eco-lawns or low key meadowscapes that will be step-able, resilient, semi-ever green, and mow-able. From SymbiOp Garden Shop.
Portland plant list recommendations for sunny moist to dry native prairies and oak savannahs.
Portland plant list recommendations for moist to submerged soils along ponds and lakes
Portland plant list recommendations for sloped areas along streams, creeks, or rivers
Plant list for extremely dry and sunny conditions, such as south facing parking strips
Portland plant list recommendations for forests with Douglas fir and hemlock species as the upper canopy
Portland plant list recommendations for wooded floodplains along rivers with seasonally saturated soils
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,…
Plant list by King County
Handout by WMSWCD
Handout by EMSWCD
Excerpt of the Portland Plant List by City of Portland
A handout by Bosky Dell and Backyard Habitat
A shortened, condensed list of more readily available native plants from the Portland Plant List (organized by light condition & canopy layer)
Design template by City of Gresham