In the Pacific Northwest, we are fortunate to be home to a wide variety of plant species, rich in both color and texture. Whether you decide to go "all native" to help create a bird and wildlife sanctuary in your yard, or want to incorporate some natives into an existing landscape, Portland Nursery carries a wide selection of native flora.
You can find all the entries below.
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September 2008 Acer circinatum |
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August 2008 Sambucus |
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July 2008 Mock Orange |
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June 2008 Native Columbine |
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May 2008 Native Lewisia |
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April 2008 Native Trillium |
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March 2008 Plants for Hummingbirds |
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February 2008 Vaccinium: Huckleberry |
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January 2008 Polypodium glycyrrhiza Licorice Fern |
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December 2007 Viburnum trilobum Cranberrybush |
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November 2007 Symphocarpis alba: Winter Snowberry |
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October 2007 Native Ferns |
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September 2007 Fragaria: Wild Strawberry |
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August 2007 Erigon: The Native Daisy |
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July 2007 Native Penstemon |
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June 2007 Wild about Wild Roses |
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May 2007 Northwest Blue Native: Camassia |
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April 2007 Native Cultivars |
Acer circinatum
in its native habitat
(Photo credit: Susan McDougall USDA-NRCS PLANTS database)
NORTHWEST NATIVES
Most of our native plants originate from the Willamette Valley, and often specifically from the Portland area. Occasionally we have plants from east of the Cascades or southern Oregon that are prime candidates for a container or rock garden, bringing their own distinct personality to your garden.
Come in to the store and we'll show you our line-up of Northwest Natives. See our Northwest Natives Brochure