Native Plants

Cascara branch with prominently veined leaves and spring flower clusters. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0) Rhamnus purshiana (syn. Frangula purshiana), commonly known as Cascara,

Black Hawthorn botanical illustration. From Britton & Brown 1913 (Public Domain) Crataegus douglasii, commonly known as Black Hawthorn or Douglas’ Thornapple, is a robust and

Western Honeysuckle flowers and foliage. Photo: Walter Siegmund (CC BY-SA 3.0) Lonicera ciliosa, commonly known as Western Honeysuckle or Orange Honeysuckle, is a magnificent deciduous

Physocarpus capitatus, commonly known as Pacific Ninebark, is a spectacular deciduous shrub that exemplifies the understated elegance of Pacific Northwest native plants. With its cascading

Tsuga heterophylla, commonly known as Western Hemlock, stands as the quintessential tree of the Pacific Northwest’s coastal rainforests, creating some of the most magnificent and

Populus trichocarpa. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA) Populus trichocarpa, commonly known as Black Cottonwood, is the largest deciduous tree native to the Pacific Northwest, standing

Sisyrinchium californicum plant. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC licensed) Sisyrinchium californicum, commonly known as Yellow-Eyed Grass, is a delightful and diminutive member of the iris family

Pacific Madrone displaying its sculptural beauty on a windswept coastal bluff. Photo: Wikimedia Commons (CC licensed) Arbutus menziesii, commonly known as Pacific Madrone, Madrona, or