Trees & Shrubs | Perennials | Grasses & Sedges | Ferns

Why use native plants?

It is important to plant native plants in your garden or for your landscape projects because native plants are disappearing due to urbanization, cultivation, road construction, herbicides, and invasive alien plant species. Many native plants provide food and shelter for a great diversity of our native wildlife. Plant a red-flowering currant shrub or columbine plants to attract the hummingbirds. Plant asters for the butterflies and milkweeds for the Monarchs. Intermingle native perennials and shrubs in your landscape design and the birds and the butterflies will thank you.

Availability of Plants

• Wholesale and retail pricing.
• Educational Institutions qualify for wholesale prices.
• Design and consulting available.
• Contract growing available.

Plant Species List

Plants marked with * are not native to Oregon. All species available as container plants only.

Trees & Shrubs

Botanical Name	Common Name
Acer circinatum	Vine Maple
Acer macrophyllum	Big-leaf Maple
Acer palmatum	* Green Japanese Maple
Acer rubrum	*Red Maple
Alnus rubra	Red Alder
Amelanchier alnifolia	Serviceberry
Arbutus menziesii	Pacific Madrone
Ceanothus cuneatus	Buckbrush
Ceanothus thyrsiflorus	Blueblossom
Cornus nuttallii	Pacific Dogwood
Cornus sericea	Red-Osier Dogwood
Fraxinus latifolia	Oregon Ash
Gaultheria shallon	Salal
Holodiscus discolor	Ocean Spray
Lithocarpus densiflorus	Tanoak
Lonicera involucrata	Twinberry
Mahonia aquifolium	Tall Oregon
Mahonia repens	Creeping Oregon Grape
Oemleria cerasiformis	Osoberry
Philadelphus lewisii	Mockorange
Physocarpus capitatus	Ninebark
Pinus contorta	Shore Pine
Pinus ponderosa	Ponderosa Pine
Pyrus fusca	Western Crabapple
Quercus garryana	Oregon White Oak
Rhamnus purshiana	Cascara
Ribes aureum	Golden Currant
Ribes sanguineum	Red-flowering Currant
Rosa nutkana	Nootka Rose
Rosa pisocarpa	Clustered Rose
Rubus parviflorus	Thimbleberry
Rubus spectabilis	Salmonberry
Rubus ursinus	Wild blackberry
Salix sitchensis	Sitka Willow
Sambucus caerulea	Blue Elderberry
Sambucus racemosa	Red Elderberry
Spiraea douglasii	Hardhack
Symphoricarpos albus	Snowberry
Taxus brevifolia	Western Yew
Vaccinium ovatum	Evergreen Huckleberry
Viburnum ellipticum	Western Viburnum

Grasses & Sedges

Botanical Name	Common Name
Carex obnupta	Slough Sedge
Deschampsia cespitosa	Tufted Hairgrass
Festuca idahoensis var. roemeri	Roemer's Fescue

Ferns

Botanical Name	Common Name
Adiantum pedatum	Maidenhair Fern
Athyrium filix-femina	Lady Fern
Blechnum spicant	Deer Fern
Polystichium munitum	Sword Fern

Scott's Native Wildflower Seed Mix

Oregon annual and perennial Wildflower seeds

Includes: Yarrow, Large flowered agroseris, Farewell-to-spring, Purple godetia, Largeflowered collomia, Diamond clarkia, Oregon sunshine, Blue field gilia, Rosy plectritis, Slender cinquefoil, Self-heal, Rosy checkermallow, Showy tarweed, and Tomcat clover.

Mix seed with sand or vermiculite and scatter in a sunny weed free area. Water periodically and control weeds.

Directions to the nursery

Visiting and Buying at the nursery by appointment only. Please call first to arrange a time.

1. From Corvallis, take Hwy 20 (west).
2. Turn left (south) on 35th street in Corvallis.
3. Pass Western View School and Adams Elementary School.
4. Turn left (east) onto Long.
5. Turn right (south) onto Longhill.
6. Turn left (east) onto Willamette Avenue.
7. 3290 SW Willamette Avenue is on the right (south) side.

Willamette Gardens

(541) 754-0893
(541) 754-9326 Fax
(541) 990-0948 Cell

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