Lonicera hispidula - Pink HoneysucklePink Honeysuckle is a low sprawling shrub or climbing vine native to the West Coast of North America from Vancouver Island in BC down to San Diego in California. In Oregon it occurs West of the Cascades mostly in the inland valleys (Willamette, Umqua and Rogue). It is typically found in open woodlands (often associated with oaks) and in shrub dominated habitats. While it can climb up to 20', it often rambles along the ground or over rocks, logs and

USDA Zone: 5a-7b

followed by bright red berries in the fall that carry into winter providing food for birds

Penstemon euglaucus performs best with good drainage and appreciates a bit of afternoon shade in particularly hot areas

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Light: Sun-Shade

USDA Zone: 4a-9b

Discover the beauty of Iris Tenax

attracting a wide variety of native bees and serving as a host plant for multiple butterfly species

this Oregon native is a wonderful choice for borders

Light: Sun - Mostly Shade

Clinopodium (Satureja) douglasii is a great native ground cover for shade