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Hardwood Trees and Shrubs
American Cranberry
Viburnum opulus var. americanum
Returning in 2026!
Clusters of white spring blossoms give way to bright red berries that hang on into the winter season, offering important late season food for birds. American Cranberry is a hardy deciduous shrub that thrives in moist soils and performs …
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Perennials
Bleeding Heart
Dicentra Formosa
New for 2026!
Soft fern-like foliage emerges early in spring, followed by clusters of delicate pink heart shaped flowers that attract hummingbirds and insects. Bleeding Heart thrives in moist woodland soils and partial shade, spreading gently to form colonies in forest gardens and riparian understory …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsBlue Elderberry
Sambucas nigra ssp cerulea
Broadleaf deciduous tree or large shrub, may form a thicket, has pithy stems. Attracts birds. Flowers yellowish-white in many branched, flat clusters. Fruit dark blue with whitish bloom, edible, but not very palatable fresh. When cooked makes a good jam, pie, or wine. Prefers …
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Perennials
Cascade Stonecrop
Sedum divergens
New for 2026!
A hardy evergreen succulent with small, rounded leaves that blush red in sun and cool weather. Cascade Stonecrop forms tight mats on rocky outcrops, slopes and well drained soils, making it an ideal groundcover for tough sites. Its yellow star shaped flowers …
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Groundcovers, Ferns and VinesCoastal Strawberry
Fragaria chiloensis
White flowers in spring are followed by sparse strawberries in summer. This vigorous evergreen groundcover can easily fill in large open areas in a relatively short period of time, if watered and weeded the first three summers after planting.
- Mature height: 3″ to 10″
- Mature width: wide-spreading
- Light …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsGolden Currant
Ribes aureum
Fragrant yellow flowers bloom from mid to late spring and are followed by red to purplish berries and red fall foliage color. A very ornamental shrub, it is also attractive to hummingbirds, pollinators and birds. While usually found on the east side of the mountains, it …
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Perennials
Great Camas
Camassia leichtlinii
New for 2026!
Tall spires of star like blue to purple flowers rise in late spring from grass like leaves, creating dramatic displays in moist meadows and open woodlands. Great Camas prefers seasonally wet soils that dry in summer and is well suited for prairie …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsMock Orange
Philadelphus lewisii
Showy fragrant white flowers cover the branches from late May into summer, making this a valuable pollinator plant as well as a sweet-smelling addition to the landscape. Squirrels and birds eat the seeds later in the summer. Mock Orange is considered drought …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsNootka Rose
Rosa nutkana
Showy and fragrant pink flowers appear from May to July and are followed by red hips from early fall through winter, attracting both pollinators and birds. This wide spreading, thicket-forming shrub is one of the easiest native shrubs to establish in tough conditions. It is an …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsOcean Spray
Holodiscus discolor
Ocean spray is known for its cascading clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers. These lovely blooms attract hummingbirds, bees and butterflies. After blooming, the seeds provide food for birds, and the plant itself provides shelter for birds and small animals. It is an attractive deciduous shrub, …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsPacific Crabapple
Malus fusca
The Pacific Crab Apple is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to the West, recognized for its fragrant white-pink blossoms and edible tart fruit. The small apples soften and sweeten after frost or winter storage, making them ideal for processing into delicious foods like jams or jellies. …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsPacific Ninebark
Physocarpus capitatus
Round clusters of white flowers cover long arching branches from late spring to early summer. Showy pinkish-brown seed heads remain on the plant through the summer, and attractive peeling bark adds winter interest. Pacific Ninebark has a dense root system and is a great choice for …
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Hardwood Trees and ShrubsPacific Rhododendron
Rhododendron macrophyllum
The state flower of Washington, Pacific Rhododendron blooms range from light pink to rosy-purple. They bloom in clusters from late spring to early summer and are attractive to native bumblebees. This iconic Pacific Northwest shrub has an open form and long leathery evergreen leaves. Pacific Rhododendron …
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Hardwood Trees and Shrubs
Paper Birch
Betula papyrifera
Returning in 2026!
Relatively fast-growing tree has bark that ranges from coppery, to white and peeling in older trees. This 50-75 ft. single- or multi-trunked tree has attractive yellow fall foliage. Tolerates well-drained to boggy soil. Aphids can be attracted to birch, so avoid planting near patios or cars.
- Mature height: 50′ to 90′
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Groundcovers, Ferns and Vines
Sword Fern
Polystichum munitum
This large evergreen fern does well in part shade to shady spots and can handle dry conditions under large conifers once established. The most common fern in Pacific Northwest forests, it makes a great groundcover and background for other shade loving plants.
- Mature height: 3′-5′
- Mature width: 3′-5′
- Light conditions: part shade to shade
- Soil: dry to moist
- Sold in boxes …
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Evergreen TreesDouglas Fir
Pseudotsuga menziesii
A pyramidal and densely branched conifer, Douglas Fir is useful for restoration and habitat enhancement. Commonly grown for lumber or as a Christmas tree crop, it is relatively fast growing at up to 2′ per year. Light shade will help in its establishment, but ultimately it will grow best in full sun.
- Mature height: 120′ to 200′
- Mature …
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Evergreen TreesGiant Sequoia
Sequoiadendron giganteum
Giant Sequoia, known as the world’s largest tree, is native to the western Sierra Nevada in California. It is fast growing, pyramidal and dense. This makes it a great screen or specimen tree in large spaces. It prefers sun and moist well-drained soil and is excellent habitat for squirrels, sparrows, finches and chipmunks.
- Mature height: 100′ to …
- Mature height: 100′ to …
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Evergreen TreesGrand Fir
Abies grandis
Grand Fir has a full symmetrical shape when young, which makes it a good choice for Christmas trees or as an attractive addition to the landscape. It is also useful for wildlife habitat, restoration, or timber. Grand Fir establishes fairly quickly in moist partly shaded sites but will grow best in full sun after a couple of …
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Groundcovers, Ferns and VinesKinnikinnick variety ‘Massachusetts’
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi ‘Massachusetts’
Showy pinkish tinged white flowers bloom from April to May on this low growing evergreen groundcover. A good choice for open areas with sandy soil, Kinnikinnick can be slow to establish. Plan to apply mulch and weed until plants fill in.
- Mature height: up to …
- Mature height: up to …
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Evergreen TreesNoble Fir
Abies procera
This attractive symmetrical tree with tiered branches and upright cones makes a lovely Christmas tree or stately landscape feature. Noble Fir is a worthwhile addition to a habitat landscape. Except for being sensitive to wind, it thrives in a variety of conditions if there is good drainage and adequate moisture.
- Mature height: 90′ to 200′
- Mature width: 20′ …
Moist Soil
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