Do you have a passion for native plants and natural landscaping but you wish you knew more about native plants and biodiversity?
With our free & indespensible green e-guide, we share our best garden tips for growing healthy and vibrant vegetables and pollinator plants in your backyard
If so, then download the green e-guide and learn about native plants, natural landscaping and biodiversity a little at a time
It's easy if you take a few simple steps to set you and your plant babies up for success!
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Filled with everything you need to know about planting with native plants of the Pacific Northwest as well as our curated List of Native Plants for special garden conditions and includes our information-packed green e-guide on Creating an EcoGarden
Are you thinking about planting a native landscape?
Select the right native plants for your
Pacific Northwest landscape
A detailed guide with tips for attracting pollinators, 20 north- & mid-west native plants, for over a wide variety of site conditions.
Find information on which plants to select that are native to the Pacific Northwest, the Midwest or North America, and which have evolved to attract native pollinators such as bees, butterflies and birds.
Repeat our studied plant community patterns for your specific ecozone; once you start planting with native plants, you will see how strange exotic ornamentals are.
We have included a list of natives for:
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foundation plantings
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perennials borders
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wildflower meadows
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shady areas
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sunny areas
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attracting wildlife
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shade groundcover
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to stop erosion on a steep, sunny slope
RESOURCES
WHERE TO FIND MORE INFORMATION, PLANTS & SEEDS
For some help in creating a garden design, finding local BC nurseries or simply picking plants, check out these resources you might find helpful:
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NATIVE PLANTS
how to make a lasagna garden
A Quick Guide to Establishing Wildflower Plantings for the Conservation of Beneficial Insects
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Making a Wildflower Meadow Garden
"Combating the Biodiversity Crisis with Native Plants" with Sarah Gray & Coralie Palmer
