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Backyard Habitat Certification Program A partnership between Portland Audubon and the Columbia For Land more Trust. information, go to columbialandtrust.org Robin Rose, Caryn Chachulske & Diane Haase, Propagation of Pacific Northwest Native Plants, OSU Press George Schenk, Lichens, Liverworts and other Miniatures, Press Timber Sara B. 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SOURCES FOR NATIVE SOURCES PLANTS FOR & NATIVE SEEDS Annual Annual Plant Sales riend ree o Tron 503-636-4398 Lea oania arden 503-823-9503 Soie Porand don 503-292-6855 a noma Soi aer oneraion iri 503-222-7645 It is important to inquire about seed source when buying native plants. Many plants labeled “native” are often grown outside of the Pacific Northwest. Native plants would be those which historically grow within the Willamette Valley eco-zone. These lists are provided for example only and are not inclusive. They provide a starting place for your personal research.

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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 no chemical applications for them to thrive. Using native plants can reduce the amount of pollution in stormwater runoff to our waterways.

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Red Alder Bigleaf Maple Western Redcedar Douglas Fir Grand Fir Willamette Valley Oregon White Oak Madrone Ponderosa Pine

Red-osier Dogwood Pacific Ninebark Osoberry/Indian Plum Vine Maple Salmonberry Blue Elderberry Oceanspray Mock Orange

Douglas Spirea Black Twinberry Red Elderberry Salal Snowberry Cascara Red Flowering Currant Redstem Ceanothus

Slough Sedge Lady Fern Bleedingheart Large-leaved Lupine Sword Fern Oregon Grape Western Serviceberry Cascade Penstemon

Camas Maidenhair Fern Trillium Common Rush Red Columbine False Solomon’s Seal Oregon Iris Orange Honeysuckle Vine

Wild Ginger False Lily of the Valley Oxalis Woodland Strawberry Wood Violet Fringecup Oregon Stonecrop Kinnikinnick

Plants are arranged by height. Trees are at the top of the page, and low-growing plants are at the bottom of the page.

SPECIAL THANKS TO: The Wild Garden: Hansen’s Northwest Native Plant Database (www.nwplants.com) for images of Common Rush, Madrone, Black Twinberry, Cascade Penstemon, Willamette Valley Ponderosa Pine, Red Columbine, Trillium and Woodland Strawberry. Redstem Ceanothus image by Susan McDougall from the USDA-NRCS PLANTS database. Orange Honeysuckle Vine image by Dr. Nathan Miller.