Posts Tagged ‘Species Selection Guide’
Plants that Need Extra Love
Some plants are hard to establish & need extra care. But, we love them anyways. This article addresses plants that are more difficult to establish in restoration settings. It is part of our Species Selection Guide where we share select collections of plants based on their ecosystem services, site condition needs, or material type. Check…
Read MoreNative Plants that Need Shade
Many Pacific Northwest favorites need shade to establish. Some of these shady fellows can tolerate more sun once they are developed and healthy, but they must initially be installed in full to part shade conditions. This article discusses the special plants that need a little extra shelter to get started right. It is part of…
Read MorePlants for Cutting Materials
The plants that can grow from cuttings are pretty miraculous. It sounds like magic, we know, but these plants are truly enchanting. Research shows that some plants can grow this way easier than others, but you may be surprised at the biodiversity one can install utilizing only cuttings. This article highlights plants that can grow…
Read MoreNative Trees & Shrubs for Beneficial Insects
Biodiverse habitat is vital for our beneficial insects. Trees and shrubs play important roles in beneficial insect habitat alongside small flowering groundcovers and perennials! From pollen to nesting site, the under and over-story layers of a plant community support insect biodiversity. This article organizes some of our native trees and shrubs by bloom color. It…
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