Plant List DIY DESIGN EXAMPLE

QTY/ Botanical Name Common Growth Conditions & Place- Name Size Characteristics ment HxW’/ Pot Size

Ordered by Yard Section - Plants ordered tallest to shortest

Shaded Section (A photo of your garden here)

1-2 Fothergilla Dwarf 3x4’ Gardenii Fothergilla Can plant 2-3# around OR tall atlas ‘Mount Airy’ *Select cedar for (semi-dwarf) prune to seasonal improve color. interior structure in North American Native Fall Color late fall/winter. Deciduous Vibrant fall colors Bloom: Spring, white Partial - full sun Regular water Bird attractor Deer resistant Coniferous woodland specie

Tsuga canadensis ‘Jeddeloh’ 3x4’ 1-2 ‘Jeddeloh’ Canadian Hemlock 1# Good back- ground conifer. Evergreen Part shade/shade Moderate-Low Water Well-drained soil Cornus canadensis Bunchberry .5x2’+ 4+ Spread

Plant with 1# deer fern. Likes to skirt *Attracts conifers. native birds (vireos, thrushes, NW Native sparrows) Semi-evergreen Bloom: Late spring Red berries in fall Part-full shade Consistently moist

Sunny Section (A photo of your garden here)

Sambucus Nigra Black Towers 8x4’ 1-3 ‘Eiffel’ Black Elderberry 10# Can plant in between *Edible the berries for windows, jams/liqueur at the s/cordials/wi Deciduous end of ne. Bloom: Spring the patio, Flowers for Fragrant Pink Blooms and at tea/drinks Sun - Part Shade the house DO NOT eat Regular Water - less once corner. leaves, established stems, Butterfly attractor roots. Clay Tolerant

Lupinus x hybrid ‘Westcountry 2.5x2’ 1-2 Blacksmith’ Lupin 1# Plant on the sunny *Prune to side of ground in the tree. fall. During Use as bloom back- season, can

ground prune spent Deciduous height. flowering Native relative stalks to Sun-Filtered Sun encourage Well-drained continued Average Water blooming. Pollinator attractor

Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’ 2x2’ 6-8 ‘Goldsturm’ Black-eyed Susan 1# Plant in clumps between grasses for

natural Herbaceous Perennial meadow Bloom: late summer-fall aesthetic. Sun Moderate to drought tolerant once established Clay tolerant

Deschampsia ‘Northern 2.5x2’ 8-12 cespitosa Lights’ Tufted 1# Plant in Hairgrass swaths *Keep through pruned. the Flowering middle of stalks can the bed be tall and Evergreen with wispy. NW Native rudbeckia Sun/Part Shade . Medium Water Clay tolerant

Decor Water bowl:

Set into center raised garden bed as focal piece with low growing groundcovers/ferns.

Site Context Summary

The primary soil type is Kinton silt loam which is considered to be moderately well drained, with silty clay loam at 17-38 inches on average. Based on the home’s orientation and the established trees on-site, the backyard has filtered sunlight through most of the day, with mostly shade under the canopy of the conifers.While the front yard receives full sun throughout the day.

Conceptual Design Summary

Sunny Section: The goal is to create a natural meadow aesthetic with low maintenance plant selections that can thrive in the clay-loam soil and full sun. Brightly colored perennial flowers are selected for their good cut flower qualities, while matching the client’s prefered color scheme, and desire to attract birds and support pollinators through the year.

Shady Section: This plant selection includes good options for a natural aesthetic and seamless style created by repeating specie combinations. Increase seasonal interest with shade blooming plants throughout the year.