Dormant in Winter

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  • Common Camas, photo courtesy of Ben Legler
    Perennials

    Common Camas

    Camassia quamash

    Native Pollinator

    Light to dark blue and sometimes white flowers bloom from early to late spring. The leaves can be mowed in the summer, when the bulbs are dormant. Plant camas in a meadow or ecology lawn or mix with other spring flowering bulbs.

    • Mature height: leaves to …
  • Native Pollinator Seed (Photo: NorthwestMeadowscapes.com)
    Wildflower Seed

    Native Pollinator Seed

    Pacific NW Variety

    Native Pollinator

    This mix of 100% true Pacific Northwest native annual and perennial species provides an ongoing succession of bloom over multiple years. Twenty-eight species bloom from spring to early fall and attract native bees, butterflies, hummingbirds and beneficial insects. The native bunch grasses included in the …

  • Photo by Michael Korchonnoff
    Wildflower Seed

    Northwest Wildflower Seed

    Pacific NW Variety

    Native Pollinator

    This mix of native and non-native species is well adapted to the Pacific Northwest. A vibrant blend of twenty-five annuals and perennials will add a bright spot of color to your garden and provide forage for bees and other beneficial insects. Species include Clarkia, Coreopsis, …

  • Western Columbine, photo courtesy of Ben Legler.
    Perennials

    Western Columbine

    Aquilegia formosa

    Native Pollinator

    Reddish-orange and yellow nodding flowers on this native perennial attract hummingbirds in the spring. Birds love the seeds in late summer and fall. Western Columbine is a pretty addition to a wildlife meadow and will re-seed. Likes well-drained soil but can tolerate seasonal flooding.

    • Mature height: …