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The tallest checkermallow species across the Wilamette Valley.  Distinct from other species because the flowers are white to pale pink and significantly larger.

A FALL BULB AND SEED SALE ITEM

Narrow-leaved milkweed is an important host plant for many native pollinators including monarch, swallowtail, and striated queen butterflies, beetles, wasps, and bees. Due to loss of habitat and other environmental factors, monarch butterflies have been in decline. They are currently being considered for listing under the Endangered Species Act. Monarch butterflies depend on different varieties of…

A FALL BULB AND SEED SALE ITEM

Large sunflower-like flowers on 1 foot stalks with fuzzy, elongated leaves. Blooms from April through July.

Star-like blossoms on downward-facing umbels dangle from each hooked stem, in shades of cream, pink, and lavendar. Grows best in full or partial sun and a variety of moist soil conditions including clay.  Easy to grow and will gradually spread by seed and bulbs.  Plant in mass for a stunning display.  Like all the Allium species, Nodding Onion has a pungent smell when bruised, making it deer-…

Herbaceous perennial with large, toothed, 3-lobed basal leaves. Flowers are terminal with five delicate, yellow petals. Tolerates seasonal flooding.

Showy perennial plant that grows up to 1.5′ tall with long narrow grass-like leaves that are pinkish-red at the base and light green above. Flowers range from pale purple to white to creamy yellow. Natives used leaves for rope making. Also called Toughleaf Iris.

This resilient perennial has basal rosettes with small white flowers dotting the 11-47 inch tall stalks. It’s an important early season nectar source for many native pollinators.

Perennial woolly grey foliage with multiple leafy stems reaching 1′-2′ tall. The leaves are narrowly lobed, 1/2″-4″ long. Its bright yellow terminal flowers are 1/2″-1″ wide and have yellow central disks. Host plant for Painted Lady Butterfly. A great species with a long bloom period.

This showy perennial has beautiful purple flowers that resemble those of forget-me-nots. Thick, ascending stalk and basal rosette of leaves.

Individual, erect, cottony stems often clumped together creating a bushy appearance. Narrow leaves are gray-green to woolly-white. Globular flowers are actually long-enduring, white, dry bracts arranged around a yellow center. Several evenly leafy woolly stems in a small patch are topped by a crowded, roundish cluster of flower heads with pearly-white bracts, sometimes with a dark spot at base of…

Annual flower with leafy stems that grow up to 1′ tall. Small, fragrant white flowers with yellow centers along narrow coiled spikes. Blooms in early spring.