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  • Beaked Hazelnut (Photo: Dave Powell, USDA Forest Service)
    Hardwood Trees and Shrubs

    Beaked Hazelnut

    Corylus cornuta

    Native Pollinator

    Flowering from mid-winter to early spring, Beaked Hazelnut has attractive drooping catkins that add winter interest before plants leaf out in the spring. The green roundish leaves turn a soft yellow in fall, and the shrub produces nuts that are a favorite of wildlife. The ascending …

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  • Perennials

    Blue-Eyed Grass

    Sisyrinchium idahoense

    Native Pollinator

    Bluish-purple flowers with a yellow center provide good forage for bees when they bloom from mid-spring to mid-summer. This small member of the iris family has grass-like leaves that die back in the winter. It grows best in seasonally damp areas and makes a nice addition …

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  • Coastal Strawberry (Photo: John Rusk)
    Groundcovers and ferns

    Coastal Strawberry

    Fragaria chiloensis

    Native Pollinator

    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 3 summers after planting.

    • Mature height: 3″ to 10″
    • Mature width: wide-spreading
    • Light …

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  • Perennials

    Common Yarrow

    Achillea millefolium

    Native Pollinator

    The cream (sometimes pinkish) flowers bloom from mid-spring and intermittently into fall. The flat-top clusters make excellent landing pads for pollinators. Yarrow is easy to grow, adaptable to a range of conditions and reseeds freely. It tolerates mowing and is a good addition to an eco-friendly …

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  • Deer Fern (Photo: Clayton J. Anitieau)
    Groundcovers and ferns

    Deer Fern

    Blechnum spicant

    This graceful and tidy fern looks good year round with enough shade and moisture. Two types of fronds, drooping evergreen around the outside and upright deciduous in the center, give it an interesting two-toned quality.A nice feature plant or small-scale groundcover, Deer Fern is pretty in a woodland garden or next to a path.

    • Mature height: 1′ …

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  • Douglas Fir (Photo: WACD-PMC, Express permission)
    Evergreen Trees

    Douglas 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 width: …

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  • Evergreen Huckleberry (Photo: Kaldari)
    Hardwood Trees and Shrubs

    Evergreen Huckleberry

    Vaccinium ovatum

    Native Pollinator

    This attractive evergreen shrub has glossy leaves that are a striking coppery color when new. Small pink flowers bloom from late spring to mid-summer, and dark purplish-black berries follow in late summer to fall. A very useful landscape plant, it works well as a low natural …

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  • Perennials

    Fringecup

    Tellima grandiflora

    Native Pollinator

    Fragrant flowers on tall stalks are white in spring and turn deep pink by mid-summer. The leaves at the base of the plant are round and often remain evergreen throughout the winter, making Fringecup an excellent groundcover. Although it does best in shady moist conditions, it …

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  • Perennials

    Goatsbeard

    Aruncus dioicus

    Native Pollinator

    Plumes of cream-colored flowers that resemble astilbe, bloom from late spring to early summer. This tall robust perennial is easy to establish (especially with some added compost) and is striking at the back of a border or in a woodland garden. Goatsbeard spreads by rhizomes and …

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  • Grand Fir (Photo: WACD-PMC, Express permission)
    Evergreen Trees

    Grand 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 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 decades.

    • Mature …

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  • Incense Cedar (WACD-PMC, Express permission)
    Evergreen Trees

    Incense Cedar

    Calocedrus decurrens

    The narrow, conical form and dense fragrant foliage of Incense Cedar makes it a good choice for a privacy screen or windbreak. Adaptable to a range of conditions, it can grow up to 2 feet per year once established. Incense Cedar is native to Oregon and northern California, but is widely grown in Washington.

    • Mature height: 90′ …

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  • Kinninnick (Photo: Sandra Jacobson, Kitsap CD - Express permission)
    Groundcovers and ferns

    Kinnikinnick / Massachusetts

    Arctostaphylos uva-ursi ‘Massachusetts’

    Native Pollinator

    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. Variety ‘Massachusetts’ has abundant …

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