Native Plant of the Month: Salal (it has little edible berries)
#NativePlantsofOregon Common Name: Salal Binomial Name: Gaultheria Shallon Soil Type: Most...
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Sitka Spruce: Wright Brothers favorite tree!
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Picea sitchensis Soil Type: Moist Sunlight: Full sun...
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If you like birds, try this plant: Western Serviceberry
#NativePlantsofOregon Common Names: Western serviceberry, Juneberry, Saskatoon serviceberry...
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Common Snowberry: This plant has been used for medicine and soap
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Symphoricarpos albus Soil Type: Prefers Moist...
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Oregon Grape: These berries are in fact edible
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Mahonia aquifolium Soil Type: Can tolerate dry or poor...
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Shore Pine: Small, fast-growing evergreen
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Pinus contorta var. contorta Soil Type: Adaptable,...
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Oregon Oak: This tree makes excellent firewood
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Quercus garryana Soil Type: Drought-Tolerant Sunlight:...
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Blue Elderberry: This tree is a friend to pie, jam and wine makers
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Sambucus nigra Soil Type: moist to rather dry...
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Oregon Ash: A favorite of birds and squirrels
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Fraxinus latifolia Soil Type: Prefers loose, damp soil...
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Need help with erosion control? Consider the Idaho Fescue
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Festuca Idahoensis Soil Type: Well drained Moist to...
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Western White Pine: 150 feet tall and 400 years old
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Pinus monticola Soil Type: Tolerates moist to fairly...
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Common Name: Small Camas: Tastes like a sweet potato
#NativePlantsofOregon Binomial Name: Camassia quamash Soil Type: Well-Drained, Rich in...
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