Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Native Ground cover featuring pink/white blossoms mid-spring, and red berries that signals fall is around the corner.
Pacific Rhododendron
Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Washington's state flower, this PNW native evergreen shrub features brilliant blooms mid to late spring.
Greenleaf Manzanita
Kinnikinnick // BearBerry
Greenleaf Manzanita
Evergreen medium-sized shrub with deep, reddish woody stems that blooms early in the spring.
Snowbrush
Oso Berry // Indian Plumb
Snowbrush
Evergreen shrub with white/pale blue fragrant flowers. Its deep taproot makes this a good drought tolerant choice.
Salal
Oso Berry // Indian Plumb
Snowbrush
This native shrub is known for its edible berries, attractive foliage, and its cultural and ecological significance to the PNW.
Oso Berry // Indian Plumb
Oso Berry // Indian Plumb
Oso Berry // Indian Plumb
Medium sized shrub that produces fragrant flowers and small, deep purple, sweet fruit.
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
Deciduous shrub that blooms late spring/early summer, with creamy white and pink fragrant flowers.
Red Twig Dogwood
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
A popular deciduous shrub in landscaping due to its striking red branches and clusters of spring blooms.
Red Elderberry
Oceanspray // Arrowwood
Red Elderberry
Deciduous large shrub sometimes growing as a small tree, the bright red berries this shrub is known for are only safely edible when cooked.
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
Deciduous shrub with bright pink, golden-centered flowers, grown in gardens or wildflower meadows
Thimbleberry
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
This deciduous shrub has moderately hairy foliage and produces edible reddish-orange fruit, which resemble large raspberries.
Evergreen Huckleberry
Nootka Rose // Wild Rose
Evergreen Huckleberry
Evergreen shrub that produces dark blue/black berries. This is a great edible landscaping perennial!
Flowering Currant
Flowering Currant
Flowering Currant
This deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub is an early spring bloomer that provides important early-season nectar to bees and hummingbirds.
Western Azalea
Flowering Currant
Flowering Currant
The only azalea native to west of the Rocky Mountains, Western Azalea blooms in late spring with large, fragrant pink flowers, attracting bees and butterflies.
Pacific Ninebark
Flowering Currant
Pacific Ninebark
Known for it's exfoliating bark and maple-like leaves, this flowering shrub blooms in late spring, attracting bees, butterflies, and other pollinators.
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Over 95% of the species we sell are grown here in Oregon in our greenhouses south of Eugene. The remaining 5% (our grapevine rootstock) is grown in the Southern San Joaquin Valley in California.
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