Native plants make sense. Using them in the landscape reflects how nature intended our garden to look. "They are the plants that have adapted to our growing conditions in the Willamette Valley ...

“Protecting them will help us ensure we’re conserving the endemic plants, native pollinators and wild spaces of the Willamette Valley.” Lathyrus holochlorus (thin-leaved peavine) photo by Aaron Liston ...

Tribal and non-tribal groups come to the nursery to learn about the importance of native plants to the Tribes, and to the ecology of the Willamette Valley. Many of the native plants growing in ...

To reestablish native plants, the tribes built a nursery ... “The tribe has been the historical caretaker of the Willamette Valley.” McClary has a lot of restoration work to do because ...

In the Willamette Valley, the last frost is typically in ... how to mend your soil, growing native plants, attracting butterflies and more topics. Find those resources at ...

Native plants support local wildlife and prevent erosion. Ava Marie is at Valley View Farms, which has a wide variety of native species for gardeners to choose from. Amazon listing tariff prices ...

California native plants prefer unamended soils and need little ... her grandparents’ apple farm in Washington’s Spokane Valley, where wildflowers and grasses grew between the orchard rows.

Garlic mustard thrives in shade, choking out native plants and trees in the Pacific ... into the Coast Range and further into the Willamette Valley. Their work is funded through state grants ...